Power and network with backups
If one connection fails, your server should have another way to stay powered and reachable.
More than one route for power
A power feed brings electricity into the datacenter. A power path carries it from there to the server. A datacenter can have more than one feed but still connect a server through only one path. If that path fails, the server can go down.
Our Mumbai infrastructure draws power from multiple grids. Bare-metal servers also have redundant power paths, so they are not dependent on a single route for electricity.
More than one route to the internet
A network path is the route data takes from your server to a customer. It passes through network equipment and internet providers. If there is only one route and it fails, customers cannot reach your server even if the machine is running.
We connect with Tata, Jio, Airtel, Vi and BSNL. We also peer with more than 150 local broadband and fibre providers through exchanges such as DE-CIX and NIXI. This gives traffic other routes when one has a problem. Network-level DDoS protection is included.









