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…stage string An EU instance is the whole stack deployed as `prd-eu`: its own Workers under `*.eu.maple.dev`, its own ingest fleet and Electric in eu-central-1, its own Tinybird workspace, database and secrets. Nothing routes per org; an org's region is the instance it was created on. The plan and the decisions behind it are in docs/eu-region-plan.md. The region rides on the alchemy stage string rather than an env var, because alchemy keys its state by stage: `prd` and `prd-eu` can never plan against each other's resources, and nothing has to be set in lockstep. `parseMapleDeployment` is the one parser and `MapleStack` carries the region to every Worker module. `us` stays unsuffixed in every name and hostname, so the existing production renames nothing. What the region decides on the Cloudflare half: - Worker names, domains and placement (`resolveWorkerName`, `resolveMapleDomains`, `resolveWorkerPlacement`); landing and local-ui are shared apps and stay on `us`. - Storage jurisdiction: the EU replay bucket is created in the `eu` jurisdiction, and the ingest gateway's writer token and S3 endpoint follow it. The chat Durable Object's jurisdiction is a property of the object id, so `chatSessionStub` applies it where ids are minted, reading the stack-derived `MAPLE_REGION`. - Hyperdrive: `resolveHyperdriveRefId` throws for `eu` until the EU configs exist, rather than binding nothing and 500ing every DB-backed route the way a PR preview does by design. - Public URLs (`appUrlsEnv`) default to the deploy's own hostnames, so EU emails and share links point at the EU app. Deploy: `deploy-prd-instance.yml` is the per-instance body, called for `us` on every green CI run and for `eu` behind the `MAPLE_DEPLOY_EU` repository variable. One `region` input picks the stage, the GitHub and Infisical environments and the AWS region; the composite action gained an `aws-region` input, and the stack still refuses an `AWS_REGION` that disagrees with its stage.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds US/EU deployment modeling, propagates region-aware settings through infrastructure and Workers, localizes storage and session bindings, and replaces inline production deployment with reusable instance workflows and revision checks. ChangesRegional deployment support
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jurisdiction("eu")as the mechanism that restricts Durable Object execution and storage. Verify that the Alchemy cross-script binding always exposes this method. Also reject the lookup when the method is absent instead of falling back. (developers.cloudflare.com)Proposed fail-closed change
- const namespace = - env.MAPLE_REGION === "eu" && bound.jurisdiction !== undefined ? bound.jurisdiction("eu") : bound + if (env.MAPLE_REGION === "eu" && typeof bound.jurisdiction !== "function") { + return undefined + } + const namespace = env.MAPLE_REGION === "eu" ? bound.jurisdiction!("eu") : bound
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- Around line 45-48: Update the Checkout step using actions/checkout to disable
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In `@apps/ai/src/worker.ts`:
- Around line 122-128: Update the shared AI entry point around the worker
configuration returned by the current function to gate EU deployments when
MAPLE_REGION is "eu", ensuring the AI API and chat paths return the required
unavailable-in-region response, or omit the AI service binding for that region
before production enablement. Preserve existing behavior for non-EU regions and
use the existing region/configuration symbols rather than introducing unrelated
changes.
In `@apps/sandbox/alchemy.run.ts`:
- Around line 43-45: Update the Cloudflare.Container configuration near
resolveWorkerPlacement to add EU-specific constraints for regions and
jurisdiction, while preserving the existing US configuration. Validate the
deployment metadata before enabling EU deployments, and ensure the container
uses these constraints rather than relying solely on Worker placement.
In `@docs/eu-region-plan.md`:
- Line 188: Update the Phase 1 deployment instruction to remove the obsolete
MAPLE_REGION=eu requirement and state that the EU instance deploys using the
Alchemy stage prd-eu.
- Around line 3-5: Update the Goal in the EU region plan to describe EU-pinned
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| const { stage, region, domains, workerDev, devEnv } = yield* MapleStack | ||
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Add an EU feature gate to the AI entry boundary. The EU deployment still deploys the AI Worker and exposes its API and chat paths through the API service binding. The launch contract requires these paths to return an unavailable-in-region response. Gate the shared AI entry point on MAPLE_REGION === "eu" or omit the AI binding for EU deployments before enabling prd-eu.
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In the Alchemy framework (version 2.0.0-beta.77), the Cloudflare Container configuration supports placement constraints that include both region and jurisdiction properties [1][2]. These constraints are defined within the constraints object of a Container resource configuration [1]. The jurisdiction property is used to define the compliance jurisdiction for container placement, which restricts the eligible regions where the container is allowed to run [1][2]. The supported type for jurisdiction is defined as a union of string literals including "eu" and "fedramp", or any other string (string & {}) [1][2]. Example usage: const container = await Container("my-container", { className: "MyContainer", image: "nginx:alpine", constraints: { regions: ["ENAM", "WNAM"], jurisdiction: "fedramp" } }); In this example, the container placement is restricted to the "ENAM" and "WNAM" regions, subject to the "fedramp" compliance jurisdiction [1][2]. These configuration options align with Cloudflare's platform-level placement constraints [1][2].
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Constrain EU Cloudflare.Container placement.
Cloudflare.Container supports constraints with regions and jurisdiction. Worker placement does not set these fields. Add EU constraints and leave the US configuration unchanged. Validate the deployment metadata before enabling EU deployments.
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| Goal: a customer whose contract says their data never leaves the EU can run on Maple. That is a | ||
| full EU instance under `*.eu.maple.dev`: EU ingest, EU Tinybird, EU Postgres, and every Worker | ||
| that touches customer data executing in the EU. An org's region is the instance it was created on. |
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Make the execution guarantee conditional.
The Goal describes a future target, not a current hard guarantee. However, it says that a customer with a “never leaves the EU” contract can use a full EU instance, while the same document says Worker placement is best effort and may execute outside eu-central-1. State that the current design provides EU-pinned storage and best-effort Worker placement. Make execution residency conditional on Regional Services or a Durable Object forwarding path covering each data-processing Worker.
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+Goal: a customer whose contract requires EU data residency can run on Maple once a hard execution
+guarantee is available. The current EU instance provides EU-pinned storage and best-effort Worker
+placement; Cloudflare may execute a Worker outside `eu-central-1` when placement is unhealthy.
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| Goal: a customer whose contract says their data never leaves the EU can run on Maple. That is a | |
| full EU instance under `*.eu.maple.dev`: EU ingest, EU Tinybird, EU Postgres, and every Worker | |
| that touches customer data executing in the EU. An org's region is the instance it was created on. | |
| Goal: a customer whose contract requires EU data residency can run on Maple once a hard execution | |
| guarantee is available. The current EU instance provides EU-pinned storage and best-effort Worker | |
| placement; Cloudflare may execute a Worker outside `eu-central-1` when placement is unhealthy. | |
| Treat execution residency as guaranteed only after Regional Services or a Durable Object | |
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| Phase 1 is a week and deploys nothing new until `MAPLE_REGION=eu` is set. Phase 2 is three days |
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Replace the obsolete MAPLE_REGION deployment instruction.
Line 188 says Phase 1 waits for MAPLE_REGION=eu. This PR derives the region from the Alchemy stage string, so this instruction can send an operator toward the US prd deployment instead of prd-eu.
State that the EU instance deploys with stage prd-eu.
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A customer whose contract says their data never leaves the EU needs a full EU instance: EU ingest, EU Tinybird, EU Postgres, and every Worker that touches customer data executing in the EU. The plan, the shape that was rejected (per-org routing on a shared control plane) and the decisions taken are in
docs/eu-region-plan.md. This PR is phases 1 and 2 of it: the stack can deploy a second geographic instance, and the prod workflow can ship it. Nothing changes for the existingusproduction.What
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