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AWS Config can potentially record resources across all regions, even if the resource type is not officially supported in a particular region according to the "Resource Coverage by Region Availability" documentation.
When you create a resource in a region where it is not officially supported, AWS Config may still attempt to record it. This can explain why you see the resource (like AWS::EC2::LaunchTemplate) being recorded in the sa-east-1 (São Paulo) region, despite it not being listed as supported there. However, this behavior might not be consistent or reliable, and AWS does not guarantee that all configuration changes or details will be captured as thoroughly as they would be in a region where the resource type is officially supported.
You mentioned it took some time for the configuration recorder to register the launch template. This delay can occur because the support for recording in an unsupported region might not be optimized, and AWS Config might take longer to process the resource data.
Official support in the documentation means that AWS guarantees the resource type will be fully tracked and recorded in those regions. The ability to record a resource type in unsupported regions is a flexible feature of AWS Config, but it comes with no guarantee of completeness or timeliness.
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Thank you for your answer. This make it more clear. However, now I would want to ask how to enable the mentioned cross-region tracking, when the resource is indeed not supported. For example assuming the Launch template would not be tracked in the São Paulo region. How can I enable tracking of that resource in São Paulo region from e.g. Ireland? I couldn't find any option on configuration recorder and aggregators, as far as I understand, are only read-only and consume data from recorders from within that region.