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There are various ways to accomplish this. If you're just serving a static site, you can manage separate deployments for each region, and then host those versions through a cloud provider.
Their regional load balancing services will basically just do this with limited configuration.
If you're just hosting a static site, most commercial cdns can direct regional traffic to a particular directory without much issue as well.
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There are various ways to accomplish this. If you're just serving a static site, you can manage separate deployments for each region, and then host those versions through a cloud provider.
Their regional load balancing services will basically just do this with limited configuration.
If you're just hosting a static site, most commercial cdns can direct regional traffic to a particular directory without much issue as well.