AS207443. Private peering at 18 European and APAC IXPs. 8.4 Tbps backbone. We carry your packets ourselves — no leased transit, no anycast charade — and we expose the BGP communities.
One IP, every region. Healthchecks at every PoP, sub-200 ms regional withdrawal on outage. Your DNS doesn't need to know about regions.
Layer-3 isolated overlay between any two Arveon resources, in any regions. WireGuard wire format, line-rate offload at the host.
Already own a /24 or /48? Sign an RPKI ROA and we'll announce it from any region. Useful when your customers' allowlists are written in stone.
HTTP/3, HTTP/2, gRPC, WebSockets. Per-route headers, retries, circuit breakers. Configured by API or YAML, not a console wizard.
Volumetric attacks absorbed at PoP edge by Arveon Shield. 8.4 Tbps headroom. No add-on, no per-incident billing.
Compute → Storage, Compute → Internet, Region → Region. Free. Per-second metered, billed at zero. We will not bill you for reading your data.
# register your prefix & ROA $ arv net byoip add 198.51.100.0/24 \ --asn 64500 \ --roa-file roa-198.51.100.signed # pin announcements to specific regions, with communities $ arv net announce 198.51.100.0/24 \ --regions eu-hel-1,eu-fra-1,ap-tyo-1 \ --community 207443:1100 \ --community 207443:no-export ✓ propagated · 207s convergence (p99) $ arv net trace 198.51.100.10 --from chicago chicago → ord1.he.net → fra1.de-cix → fra1.arveon · 89 ms
resource "arveon_byoip" "primary" { prefix = "198.51.100.0/24" asn = 64500 roa = file("roa-198.51.100.signed") } resource "arveon_announcement" "primary" { prefix = arveon_byoip.primary.prefix regions = ["eu-hel-1", "eu-fra-1", "ap-tyo-1"] communities = ["207443:1100", "207443:no-export"] }