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Author: MongoCaleb

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 When deploying your database, you must choose between deploying to a single region or multiple regions. The following diagram 
 shows these options, which are explained further below:
 
-:ref:`Single-Region Deployment<arch-center-paradigms-single>`
-
-This is the simplest deployment option. In a single-region deployment, your 
-data is stored in one of a provider's regions (such as AWS's ``us-west-2`` 
-or Google's ``asia-northeast3``). With this simplicity and lower cost comes 
-the risk of lower availability and potentially lower latency, depending on the 
-distribution of your application's users.
-
-:ref:`Multi-Region Deployment <arch-center-paradigms-multi-region>`
-
-This deployment paradigm provides a more robust option with higher availability. 
-There are several types of multi-region deployments:
-
-- Deploying clusters to multiple regions hosted by a _single_ cloud provider 
-  within a single "geography" (large areas like a continent or countries). 
-  For example, you deploy clusters in regions called ``us-1`` and ``us-3``, 
-  both of which are in the United States and are managed by the same cloud 
-  provider.
-
-- Deploying clusters to one or more regions in two or more geographies. 
-  For example, you deploy clusters in regions called ``us-1`` and ``us-3``, 
-  both of which are in the United States, and a third cluster in ``eu-2``, 
-  which is in Europe. 
-  
-- Deploying clusters to multiple regions hosted by _multiple_ cloud providers. 
-  For example, you deploy clusters in the AWS region ``us-west-1`` and the GCP 
-  region ``us-east4``.
-
-
-:ref:`Global Deployment <arch-center-paradigms-global>`
-
-  This option should be considered for only the most complex situations; for 
-  example, where you need global aggregation of user data, or where legal terms 
-  dictate specific hosting requirements.
-
-The following diagram shows these options:
-
 .. figure:: /includes/images/deployment-types.png
    :figwidth: 750px
    :alt: An image showing the different deployment options.