# Civo regions: LON1, FRA1, NYC1 and MUM1. Canonical URL: 1. [Home](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/) 3. Civo regions Last updated October 18, 2026 By [Marcel R. G. Berger](https://marcelrgberger.com/) Which Civo products run in which region, where the GPUs are, and how CivoCloudManager keeps four regions in one window. A Civo region is a location where Civo runs its cloud and where every resource you create lives. Civo's documentation lists four regions: LON1 in London, FRA1 in Frankfurt, NYC1 in New York and MUM1 in Mumbai. CPU Kubernetes, CPU Compute, Object Stores, Volumes and Databases are available in all four; GPU Kubernetes and GPU Compute are available only in LON1. Because resources are region-specific, the region you pick decides what you see, what you can create and which endpoint you talk to. ## Which Civo products are available in which region? The table reproduces Civo's own product availability per region. Five of the seven products are available everywhere; the two GPU products are available in LON1 only. Which Civo products are available in which region? | Product | LON1 London | FRA1 Frankfurt | NYC1 New York | MUM1 Mumbai | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | CPU Kubernetes | Available | Available | Available | Available | | GPU Kubernetes | Available | Not available | Not available | Not available | | CPU Compute | Available | Available | Available | Available | | GPU Compute | Available | Not available | Not available | Not available | | Object Stores | Available | Available | Available | Available | | Volumes | Available | Available | Available | Available | | Databases | Available | Available | Available | Available | Source: Civo documentation, Regions (last updated 24 September 2026). [civo.com/docs/overview/regions](https://www.civo.com/docs/overview/regions) · [civo.com/docs/object-stores](https://www.civo.com/docs/object-stores) · [civo.com/india](https://www.civo.com/india) Civo regions ## The four Civo regions - [01 LON1 London London, United Kingdom: the only Civo region with GPU Kubernetes and GPU Compute, next to the full CPU product set.](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/civo-regions/lon1-london/) - [02 FRA1 Frankfurt Frankfurt, Germany: Civo's EU region with CPU Kubernetes, CPU Compute, Object Stores, Volumes and Databases, without GPU products.](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/civo-regions/fra1-frankfurt/) - [03 NYC1 New York New York, United States: Civo's only US region, with the CPU product set and no GPU products.](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/civo-regions/nyc1-new-york/) - [04 MUM1 Mumbai Mumbai, India: Civo's India region with the CPU product set. Civo says its India Sovereign Cloud is hosted in Mumbai.](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/civo-regions/mum1-mumbai/) ## Why does the region matter on Civo? The region matters because Civo resources are region-specific. Civo's documentation states that resources such as Kubernetes clusters and virtual machine instances are displayed only in the listings of the region where they are deployed, so a cluster in FRA1 is invisible while LON1 is selected. Object stores follow the same rule: the endpoint URL depends on the region the store was created in, and the credentials that access it are tied to that region as well. One observation from the app rather than from Civo's documentation: CivoCloudManager calls the Civo DNS API for domains without a region parameter, so the domain request is the same whichever region is selected. ## How do you switch regions on Civo? In the Civo dashboard you switch regions with the region drop-down at the bottom of the left-hand sidebar, available on every page. On the command line, civo region list shows the available regions and civo region use followed by a region code makes that region the target of every further command. A single command can also take `--region` with a code, which runs it in that region without changing the current one. The REST API accepts the region code on a request to set its target region. ## How does CivoCloudManager handle Civo regions? CivoCloudManager loads the live region list from your Civo account through the /regions endpoint of the API and shows every region with its name, country and code. The Regions view counts your instances, Kubernetes clusters, databases, networks and volumes in every region in parallel, so you see what runs where without switching. The Use button makes another region current and refreshes the dashboard, instances, Kubernetes, databases, networks, volumes and domains in one step. The menu bar groups managed firewalls by region code, and each timed closure job stores the region of its rule. ## Do Civo prices differ between regions? No, according to Civo. Its India page states that Civo's pricing is consistent across all global regions and that hosting in Mumbai or elsewhere costs nothing extra. CivoCloudManager's cost dashboard shows the real charges from the Civo charges API rather than a price list, so a mixed setup across regions appears as it is billed. ## Civo regions: common questions ### How many regions does Civo have? Civo's Regions documentation, last updated on 24 September 2026, lists four regions: LON1 (London, United Kingdom), FRA1 (Frankfurt, Germany), NYC1 (New York, United States) and MUM1 (Mumbai, India). ### Which Civo region has GPUs? LON1 in London. Civo's region table marks GPU Kubernetes and GPU Compute as available in LON1 and unavailable in FRA1, NYC1 and MUM1. Every other product in the table is available in all four regions. ### Why can't I see my Civo cluster in the dashboard? Most often because a different region is selected. Civo lists running clusters only in the region where they are deployed. Switch the region drop-down in the dashboard, run civo region use with the cluster's region code, or open the Regions view in CivoCloudManager, which shows a cluster count for every region. ### How do I list Civo regions from the command line? Run civo region list. To make a region current, run civo region use followed by its code, for example civo region use FRA1. To run one command elsewhere without changing the current region, add `--region` and the code. Deep dives ## Targeted reads for each Civo product. Every Civo surface CivoCloudManager touches has its own page with the specifics, the trade-offs, and the architecture details. Pick the one closest to what you do today. - [01 Civo CLI alternative for Mac Where the GUI beats the CLI, where it does not, and how the two coexist.](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/civo-cli-alternative/) - [02 Civo Kubernetes GUI for Mac Live cluster dashboard, real-time pod logs, no kubectl required.](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/civo-kubernetes-gui/) - [03 Civo Object Storage browser for Mac Native S3-compatible browser. Pause idle buckets to a central vault.](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/civo-object-storage-browser/) - [04 Civo firewall from the Mac menu bar One-click open/close per firewall, auto-IP detection, auto-close timer.](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/civo-firewall-mac/) - [05 Civo cost dashboard for Mac Real charges from the Civo charges API. Period picker and month-end projection.](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/civo-cost-dashboard/) Guides ## Step by step, and honest comparisons. - [01 Connect your Civo API key Generate the key in the Civo dashboard, paste it once, and let the macOS Keychain hold it from then on.](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/connect-civo-api-key-mac/) - [02 Open a firewall for your IP The manual procedure, the dynamic-IP trap it leaves behind, and a free menu-bar path that closes the rule on a deadline.](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/open-civo-firewall-for-your-ip/) - [03 vs Lens, OpenLens and k9s Three cluster agnostic tools, one Civo specific one. The difference decides which you want open.](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/civo-kubernetes-gui-vs-lens-k9s/) - [04 Civo Object Storage over S3 The regional endpoint, working configuration for s3cmd, rclone and the AWS CLI, and what a native client does differently.](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/civo-object-storage-s3-macos/) - [05 Civo DNS on Mac Point a domain at Civo's nameservers, then keep the zone in a native app instead of a browser tab.](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/civo-dns-manager-mac/) - [06 Changelog Every shipped release, newest first, with the detail a store release note is too short to carry.](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/changelog/) ## All four Civo regions in one Mac window. CivoCloudManager shows what runs in LON1, FRA1, NYC1 and MUM1 side by side and switches regions with one click. Free menu-bar tier, one-time purchase for the full dashboard on the Mac App Store. [Download on the Mac App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/civocloudmanager-kubernetes/id6760776010?mt=12) Requires macOS 15 (Sequoia) or newer. [Back to the homepage](https://civo-cloud-manager.app/)