Hosting Locations for Bold BI Solutions
Bold BI offers versatile hosting solutions to cater to the diverse needs of businesses. Understanding where your data is hosted is crucial for compliance with regional regulations and for optimizing performance. Here’s an overview of the hosting options available for Bold BI products.
Bold BI Shared Cloud Hosting
The Bold BI Shared Cloud resources are primarily hosted in the United States. This centralized hosting ensures that users can rely on a consistent and reliable service. For those who have specific concerns about data processing or need more information about the sub-processors involved, detailed information is available on the official sub-processors page:
Bold BI On-Premise Hosting
For organizations that require more control over their data and infrastructure, Bold BI offers an on-premise solution. This option allows businesses to host Bold BI in any environment and region of their choice. The on-premise solution is ideal for those who have strict data residency requirements or who wish to utilize their existing infrastructure.
Bold BI Managed Hosting
Bold BI also provides a managed hosting service. By default, resources for managed hosting are created in the US region. However, if your business needs dictate hosting in a different region, Bold BI can accommodate this request. It’s important to note that the costs may vary based on the region selected due to region-specific pricing.
When considering a hosting region, it’s essential to weigh factors such as data residency laws, latency, and cost implications. Bold BI’s flexible hosting options ensure that you can select a solution that aligns with your business requirements.
For more information on hosting options and to discuss the best solution for your organization, please visit the official Bold BI website or contact their support team.
Note
Please note that the information provided in this article is subject to change. Always refer to the official Bold BI website for the most current and accurate information.
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