D1 - United States jurisdiction
D1 now supports creating databases with US jurisdiction for data residency compliance. Users can specify the us jurisdiction flag when creating databases to ensure data runs and persists within the United States.
You can create D1 databases with the us jurisdiction. These databases run and persist data within the United States.
Use this option for regional data residency requirements.
To create a database with the us jurisdiction, run:
npx wrangler@latest d1 create db-with-us-jurisdiction --jurisdiction=usFor more information, refer to D1 data location.
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