Content and app delivery.Served from the metro next door.
Our content and app delivery clusters serve websites, APIs and media from the metro closest to your users. An NVMe tier holds hot content, redundant 25/100 GbE uplinks carry traffic and there are no egress fees.
Content and app delivery, close to the people using it.Distance is the part you can control.
Every request your users make travels to a server and back. The farther that server is, the longer each round trip takes. Content and app delivery clusters sit in Chicago, Ashburn or Los Angeles, close to users in the Midwest, on the East Coast and on the West Coast.
Your application tier and its content share the same private switching fabric, so pages and API calls read from local disks instead of crossing a provider's network.
What is inside the rack.Built for the delivery path.
- Application tier
- Compute nodes with the CPU and memory your web servers, APIs and app services need.
- Hot content
- An NVMe tier for the files and objects your users request most.
- Uplinks
- Redundant 25/100 GbE links to every node through top-of-rack switches.
- Protection
- 4 Gbps DDoS protection included on every internet-facing resource, upgradeable.
- Storage resilience
- Ceph keeps three copies of every block on different nodes and rebuilds on its own after a failure.
Who it is built for.Teams that serve users all day.
SaaS
Keep your app tier and its data on one private fabric, sized to your traffic.
Media and streaming
Serve media from an NVMe tier in a metro near your audience.
E-commerce
Storefronts and checkout APIs on single-tenant hardware with one monthly price.
Customer portals
Portals and account pages served from a known location, with private VLANs behind them.
Traffic spikes without bill spikes.One price for the rack.
Delivery workloads are bursty. A launch, a sale or a viral post can multiply traffic in an hour. On usage-billed platforms, that success shows up later as an egress line on the invoice. Your rack has one fixed monthly price, with no egress fees, no per-request storage charges and no surprise tiers.
When steady traffic grows, add a node. Each one brings processors, memory and disks together, and the cluster absorbs it without a migration.
Questions, answered.
Do you charge for outbound traffic?
No. You pay one fixed monthly price for the rack. There are no egress fees, no per-request storage charges and no surprise tiers.
Can I serve users in more than one region?
Yes. We can build the same cluster design in Chicago, Ashburn and Los Angeles so each region is served from a nearby metro.
What happens when a node fails?
Ceph keeps copies of every block on different nodes and rebuilds them on its own. Our U.S.-based engineers handle the hardware replacement.
Keep exploring.
Talk to the engineers who will build it.
Tell us what you run today and where you’re headed. We’ll come back with a design and a fixed monthly price.