A public-safety analytics contract requires all related datasets to remain within a named metropolitan area. Which placement requirement is that?
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Short Explanation
Locality is the 'keep it in this zip code' rule on the contract. The datasets stay in the named metro's approved facilities—not sprayed across distant regions or a global CDN.
Full Explanation
Data locality is a contractual or policy requirement that data reside (and often be processed) within a specified geographic area such as a metro. Cross-region replication, endpoint sprawl, or global CDN origin placement can violate that constraint even when durability looks attractive.