Network overview
One autonomous system, operated end to end. We announce our own address space and choose our own paths.
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The Offerhost network
Offerhost operates its own autonomous system. That is the difference between renting capacity from somebody else and being able to tell you exactly how your traffic gets where it is going.
Autonomous system
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Organisation
Offerhost
Availability
99.990%
Live locations
5
Demo data. Network figures shown here come from the mock provider. No live monitoring backend is connected, so these values are generated placeholders.
Architecture
From our core to your workload
Six layers, each with redundancy of its own. Roles are named rather than devices, because device inventory is not something a public page should leak.
Packet path
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Offerhost core
Route reflectors and the control plane that announces our address space.
Control planeRoute reflectors
Network routers
Redundant edge and aggregation routers, each site built in pairs.
Edge pair AEdge pair BAggregation
Transit and peering
Paid upstream capacity plus settlement-free exchange at internet exchanges.
TransitPeeringExchange fabric
Locations
Facilities where compute, storage and DNS anycast nodes live.
EuropeAsia
Hosting platform
Hypervisors, bare metal, shared hosting nodes and resolvers.
VPSDedicatedSharedDNS
Customer infrastructure
Your servers, sites and services — the reason the rest of it exists.
Your workloads
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Network documentation
Architecture
Routers deployed in pairs, separate power feeds, and no single device between you and the internet.
See the packet pathLocations
Facilities in Europe and Asia, each with its own uplinks rather than a backhauled dependency.
View locationsRouting
BGP with prefix filtering, RPKI origin validation and route objects published for every prefix we announce.
Routing policyPeering
An open peering policy at the exchanges we are present on, so traffic stays short and local.
Peering policyTransit
Multiple upstreams per site with capacity headroom to lose one and carry the traffic on the rest.
Transit approach