4—Managing Region Availability Using Wasabi Account Control Manager and Custom Cloud Console
    • 03 Feb 2025
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    4—Managing Region Availability Using Wasabi Account Control Manager and Custom Cloud Console

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    Article summary

    WACM partners using Custom Cloud Console can configure region availability by sub-account. When customers log into Custom Cloud Console, the only regions they will see in the Create Bucket region drop-down will be those regions configured by the partner in WACM. 

    This article includes the following sections:

    • Setting Default Regions for Your Custom Cloud Console
    • Disabling Regions for a Sub-Account

    Setting Default Regions for Your Custom Cloud Console

    1. Log in to WACM and go to My Profile

      The Profile page is displayed.

    2. Select Regions

      The Regions page is displayed. 

    3. Use the toggle to enable and disable Regions. For example, the Osaka Region is disabled.  Disabling a Region will hide the Region from all sub-accounts.
    All Regions that are "enabled" will be available to sub-accounts but can be disabled at the sub-account level.

    Disabling Regions for a Sub-Account

    1. Log in to Wasabi Account Control Manager. The Sub-Accounts page is displayed. 
    2. Select the Sub-Account for which to disable the Region. The selected Sub-Account page is displayed.
    3. Select Regions.

      The Regions page is displayed. 

    4. Use the toggle to disable a Region for the sub-account. For example, the Osaka Region is disabled.The Osaka Region is hidden from the Select Region drop-down on the Create Bucket modal. 

      If a region is disabled by default (as described in Setting Default Regions for Your Custom Cloud Console), the Region is hidden from all sub-accounts. 

      For example, if you disable all Asia Pacific regions for a sub-account, the sub-account member will not see the Asia Pacific regions when logged into the Custom Cloud Console and when creating a bucket.

      The Asia Pacific regions are disabled.