Smart design means smart features.

A Flexible System

Enterprise-level engineering and support for leading industry technologies.

  • Geographically-Diverse Datacenters
  • Edge Caching
  • HTTP/2 by default
  • Maximum Compression
  • Anycast DNS
Global Presence

Our Global Presence places our servers close to your users for maximum performance and minimum Latency. Our global presence allows you to avoid the requirement of choosing a single location to base your services, our Anycast services are based in many locations around the world.


Edge Caching

We allow pages to be cached on our server. This means they are only fetched once for a long period of time. This decreases bandwidth usage and speeds up page load through reducing latency for your visitors. This is optimum for the serving of static files that rarely change.


HTTP/2

HTTP/2 is a replacement of the protocol used by the World Wide Web when you load a Website. The focus of the protocol is on performance. Specifically this improves the end-user perceived latency, network and server resource usage. We enable HTTP/2 by default on all HTTPS ports and services.


Browser Compression

At X4B we utilize the latest compression technologies including Google’s Brotli, and the more standard Gzip/Deflate HTTP compression. By compressing the content of HTML (and other text based pages) the total page or download size can be reduced resulting in faster load speeds. Brotli compression is enabled by default in Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox for all HTTPS ports and services. Brotli is available for all backend connections to supporting web servers.


Free Premium DNS

2 Zones at a partner premium anycast DNS provider are included free of charge with every service.

X4B Defends Against


Volumetric Attacks

  • TCP/UDP/ICMP Flood
  • NTP/DNS/SNMP etc Amplification
  • IP Packet Flood
  • DNS Recursion

Semantic Attacks

  • Bogus Packets
  • TCP Reset
  • Unsafe Protocol
  • Reassembly of large packets

Layer 7 Attacks

  • Request Saturation
  • Malformed HTTP Header
  • HTTP URL GET/POST
  • Range Resource Consumption

Don't get caught with your server down.