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AWS randomly assigns AZ names differently across accounts

4 pointsby craigkerstiens6 months ago

3 comments

everfrustrated6 months ago
Been like this for the longest time.<p>Makes sense but a real PITA when using a lot of AWS accounts in an org.<p>In hindsight they should have assigned AZ identifiers to something less sequential.<p>Instead of<p>eu-east-1, eu-east-2, eu-east-3<p>Do something like<p>eu-east-s, eu-east-k, eu-east-p<p>where the suffixes are the same for everyone. Less bias to choosing -1 then.
awsanswers6 months ago
To prevent the effect of people picking the first zone in the list to launch resources into
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gladiatr726 months ago
Yeah. There is an api call that shows the mapping between a region&#x27;s az names and the static az id&#x27;s. I wasn&#x27;t an early adopter but encountered the random az assignment in 2010.