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EU buyers asking for Hosted OpenSearch with data residency usually mean something precise: indexes and cluster storage should land in a European data centre that lines up with GDPR expectations and the geography named in the DPA — not a US default that security later has to unwind. On Logit.io that choice is an account-level data storage region, not a free toggle on every stack. Get the first stack right and every later OpenSearch or log stack in that account follows.

Procurement teams asking for UK-hosted OpenSearch usually mean something concrete: indexes and cluster storage should land in a UK data centre, not wherever a vendor’s default region happens to be. On Logit.io that choice is an account-level data storage region, not a free toggle on every stack. Get the first stack right and every later OpenSearch or log stack in that account follows. Get it wrong after go-live and you are looking at a second account, not a silent migrate button.