We’re expanding our customer support automation to EU markets but getting conflicting advice about data processing locations. Our current setup uses Claude for ticket analysis, but infrastructure teams say servers might be in US regions. How are others handling data residency requirements for GDPR-sensitive workflows? Bonus points for solutions that don’t require maintaining separate environment configurations.
Latenode’s geo-fencing nodes let you pin workflow execution to specific regions. We processed all EU data through Frankfurt nodes with automatic data purge after 30 days.
aws has local zones now. just deploy ur processing stack to eu-central-1 and set bucket policies to block cross-region transfers. works but $$$
Implement pipeline versioning - separate workflows for different regions using environment variables. We use Terraform to manage region-specific configurations, with Datadog monitoring for accidental data egress. Adds complexity but ensures audit compliance through infrastructure-as-code tracking.