The network
Five European edge regions, densely peered and tuned for media. Small on purpose — every node is close to a major internet exchange.
5
Edge regions
38ms
Median latency
99.98%
30-day uptime
180M
Requests / day
Points of presence
| Region | Location | Internet exchange | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
fra1 | Frankfurt, DE | DE-CIX Frankfurt | Operational |
ams1 | Amsterdam, NL | AMS-IX | Operational |
waw1 | Warsaw, PL | PLIX | Operational |
sto1 | Stockholm, SE | Netnod | Operational |
par1 | Paris, FR | France-IX | Operational |
How routing works
Every request is answered by the nearest healthy region using latency-based routing. If a node degrades, traffic shifts to the next-closest region automatically — clients never see it. Origins are pulled on cache miss and revalidated with stale-while-revalidate so a slow origin never blocks delivery.
Peering
We peer directly at DE-CIX, AMS-IX, PLIX, Netnod and France-IX, and maintain transit with multiple tier-1 carriers per region. That keeps the path between your users and our cache short, and throughput predictable during peaks.
Planning a large launch or live event? Talk to us — we can pre-warm cache and reserve capacity in the regions you need.