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Create three Security Groups, each containing all ECS instances under these three VSwitches. First, configure each Security Group to allow access to all CIDR Blocks. Then, configure each Security Group to forbid access to the CIDR blocks of the other two VSwitches (with this rule given higher priority than the previous rule).

Create three Security Groups, each containing all ECS instances under these three VSwitches. First, configure each Security Group to allow access to all CIDR Blocks. Then, configure each Security Group to forbid access to the CIDR blocks of the other two VSwitches (with this rule given a lower priority than the previous rule).

Create one Security Group containing all ECS instances under these three VSwitches. First, configure the Security Group to allow access to all CIDR Blocks. Then, configure the Security Group to forbid access to the CIDR blocks of the other two VSwitches (with this rule given higher priority than the previous rule).

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If the disaster recovery requirements of your applications are demanding, it is recommended that you deploy ECS instances in the same Region and Zone.

The network latency between inter-Zone ECS instances is lower.

Intranet communication is available between different Zones in the same region, and data center-level fault isolation can be achieved between Zones.

Whether you place ECS instances in the same Zone depends on the requirements for disaster recovery and network latency.

If your applications require low network latency between ECS instances, it is recommended that you create ECS instances in different Zones.