Three sites in France. Our own IPv6 network.
Your services run on our servers in Nantes, Bordeaux and Pau. IPv4 traffic comes in through Paris; IPv6 stays 100% in France, on an address block we own.
At a glance
- Compute and storage
- Nantes, Bordeaux, Pau
- Network entry points
- Paris (IPv4)
- Network
- AS219066, 2a06:9801:f1e::/48
- Per project
- One dedicated IPv6 address
Where your services run.
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Three sites, our servers.
Compute and storage run on servers we own, spread over three sites: Nantes, Bordeaux and Pau.
Your services, databases and their backups are stored in France.
02
One IPv4 entry point, IPv6 100% in France.
IPv4 visitors come in through Paris, a rented server linked to our sites by an encrypted tunnel. IPv6 traffic stays 100% in France.
Both protocols reach the same services.
03
An IPv6 network of our own.
Our autonomous system, AS219066, announces the 2a06:9801:f1e::/48 block. Changing transit providers does not mean changing addresses.
Every account has its block in it, and every project its address: it only answers the project's domains.
04
Real figures.
Servers online, cores, memory and storage of the cluster, read live from the status page.
What you see here is measured on the servers, as you read.
What you should know.
The Paris IPv4 entry point is a server rented from a provider; compute and storage run on our hardware.
Our AS announces IPv6 only: IPv4 goes through the Paris entry point.
The three sites form a single region: you do not pick a site when creating a service.
Questions about the infrastructure
The rest of the platform
Hosted in France, on our network.
Create an account: your first project gets its IPv6 address.