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docs: explain how to enable cross-region access on the VPC Endpoint Service
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its VPC Endpoint DNS name (shown in your dashboard once provisioned), so private DNS isn't
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</Step>
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<Step title="Configure cross-region access (optional)">
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If your Trigger.dev tasks run in a **different AWS region** from your endpoint service, expand
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the **Supported Regions** section and add the region(s) where Trigger.dev should be allowed to
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create the VPC Endpoint from (for example, add `eu-central-1` if your service is in
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`us-east-1` but tasks run in `eu-central-1`).
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If your tasks and resource are in the same region, you can skip this — same-region access is
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enabled by default.
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<Note>
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Cross-region PrivateLink adds AWS data-transfer cost and ~10–30ms of latency depending on the
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region pair. Prefer same-region when possible.
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</Note>
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</Step>
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<Step title="Create the endpoint service">
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Click **Create**. Note the **Service name** — it looks like `com.amazonaws.vpce.us-east-1.vpce-svc-0123abcd...`.
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You'll paste this into the Trigger.dev dashboard.

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