Network & edge

DDoS-protected hosting network in Europe.

European hosting connectivity backed by large-scale upstream mitigation and in-house, service-aware XDP/eBPF filtering.

Network cables plugged into a patch panel in a data center
Routing · filtering · telemetry
Upstream network scale

Large-scale capacity, paired with workload-aware filtering.

The upstream backbone absorbs large volumes of traffic, while our in-house protection focuses on the traffic reaching hosted services.

100+ Tbpsglobal upstream backbone network capacity
17+ Tbpsglobal upstream anti-DDoS filtering capacity
Worldwide infrastructureGlobal upstream network spanning multiple continents, with distributed points of presence and data centers.
Traffic flow

Protection from transit to workload.

The exact traffic path varies by product and location, while the same layered protection model is applied across hosted services.

01

Transit mitigation

Large volumetric events are handled upstream before protected traffic reaches service infrastructure.

02

XDP filtering

Ingress packet inspection can run at the earliest point of the Linux network stack.

03

eBPF controls

Protocol- and service-specific policies add more granular enforcement.

04

Telemetry

Counters and incident context support filter tuning and post-event analysis.

Protected hosting infrastructureDedicated servers, VPS and web hosting use workload-specific protection profiles.
Hosted services

Network defense integrated with the workload.

We combine upstream attack absorption with fast local packet filtering and controls tailored to the hosted service. The goal is to keep legitimate traffic responsive during normal demand and high-volume attack events.

Network evaluation

Check the network before you commit.

Latency, routes and destination reachability depend on the selected location and the networks between you and the service.

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Use Looking Glass to inspect location-specific routing, latency and network reachability.

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Measure your route

Compare routes and latency from relevant networks using Looking Glass. Repeat measurements to understand routing changes.

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Review operational history

Consult service-status information and the SLA, and discuss any route, peering, latency or availability requirements with sales.

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