Cosmopolis/SP · Brazil

Own infrastructure
in Brazil

We don't rent a corner in another company's data center. BedHosting operates its own structure, with an autonomous network and the team responsible for its service in the same operation.

The path the package takes to your server

Five jumps between the player and the machine. We control from second to fifth.

  1. 01

    Internet

    The player leaves his operator anywhere in the country.

  2. 02 · our

    Edge Anti-DDoS

    Traffic goes through 22 Tbps+ mitigation before touching any servers.

  3. 03 · our

    AS206971

    It enters our network via its own ASN, with a route announced and controlled by us.

  4. 04 · our

    Cosmopolis/SP

    It arrives at its own datacenter, in the interior of São Paulo, 130 km from the capital.

  5. 05

    Your server

    Final delivery to the machine, with automatic failover in less than 1 second.

The four layers that handle the operation

01

Energy that doesn't let go

Electrical architecture with N+1 redundancy and automatic switching: fluctuation or outage of the utility does not lead to downtime. The operation also has 36.6 kWp of its own installed solar generation.

02

Stable climate all year round

Temperature control keeps hardware in the ideal range for continuous operation. Without this, the server doesn't crash — it degrades, which is worse, because no one notices until the player complains about lag.

03

Edge barred attack

Mitigation greater than 22 Tbps+ with automatic and assisted triggering, and separate profiles by type of traffic: games, bots and web applications have different signatures and are treated as such.

04

People watching, not just robots

More than 180 active servers monitored in real time, physical access controlled by technical level and 24/7 on-call. The alert opens a call, but the person who responds is a member of the team.

Who does the network talk to

Transit, peering and the hardware that makes the package move.

Operators

IP transit and peering that support our network routes.

  • Cirion Technologies
  • Ascenty
  • Equinix

Equipment

Manufacturers of network and processing hardware in operation.

  • Radware
  • Huawei
  • MikroTik

Frequently asked questions

Answers about infrastructure and operation.

Where is the BedHosting data center?+

The infrastructure is located in Cosmópolis, in the interior of São Paulo, with a focus on low latency for users across Brazil.

Is the datacenter close to Campinas?+

Yes. Cosmópolis is part of the Metropolitan Region of Campinas (RMC), around 130 km from the capital of São Paulo — a strategic position for low-latency routes throughout the country.

What is the Anti-DDoS capacity of the infrastructure?+

The operation has 22 Tbps+ mitigation, with automatic activation and technical support in critical events.

What availability does BedHosting report for the environment?+

The datacenter page reports monitored availability of 99.50%, with continuous monitoring of the operation.

How does power continuity work?+

Energy continuity is structured in N+1 redundancy, with a focus on SLA and continuous availability of the environment.

Does BedHosting have solar generation installed?+

Yes. The data center adopts solar generation (36.6 kWp installed) and efficiency practices to reduce environmental impact without compromising stability.

What does it mean to have your own ASN (AS206971)?+

An ASN (Autonomous System Number) is the identifier that allows a network to advertise its own routes on the internet. Having its own ASN gives BedHosting more control over traffic routing, with greater network predictability.

How does infrastructure monitoring work?+

The environment is monitored in real time, with more than 180 active servers monitored, automatic failover action in less than 1 second and continuous protection, 365 days a year.

What services use this infrastructure?+

The base serves VPS projects, dedicated servers and game server hosting (Minecraft, FiveM, CS2 and others), with specialized human support.

Do you have any questions?

Talk to the team that operates the network — we'll respond at WhatsApp.

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