Global connectivity
VPSRoom locations are selected to place infrastructure closer to customers and applications. Actual paths and latency depend on the selected region, destination network and conditions outside VPSRoom control.
Understand the verified network capabilities that connect VPSRoom workloads across supported regions.
VPSRoom locations are selected to place infrastructure closer to customers and applications. Actual paths and latency depend on the selected region, destination network and conditions outside VPSRoom control.
Supported products expose their available IPv4 and IPv6 choices during configuration. Address resources are assigned according to product policy, availability and justified operational need.
Network-level safeguards help manage hostile traffic, but mitigation is not a guarantee that every attack will be absorbed without service impact. Customers should also secure applications, credentials and operating systems.
Internet paths vary by region, destination and external network conditions. Use the selected product configuration as the source of truth for bandwidth and address allocations, and contact support before deployment when a workload is route-sensitive.
Critical applications should use health monitoring, tested recovery procedures and multiple application nodes where the selected product supports them. VPSRoom does not imply that managed load balancers, floating IPs or private networks are currently orderable unless they appear in the authoritative deployment flow.