Eyeball peering at DFIX
Dutch eyeball networks live in the same room. DFIX peering on every BareFABRIC Port from day one — route servers support RPKI.
Eyeball reach via DFIX peering, AMS-IX wholesale through Netrouting, 20 kW per high-density rack and on-call remote hands. Origin → edge fan-out across the metro fabric, no carrier in between.
Content delivery and streaming workloads have a profile that does not care about average sustained throughput — they care about peak burst, eyeball proximity and the cost of the egress curve.
BareFABRIC Metro lets you fan content from a single origin at THG1 out to edge cabinets at AM7, Nikhef and the Greenhouse cluster — one EVPN, no metro carrier in between. DFIX peering reaches Dutch eyeball networks directly. AMS-IX wholesale through Netrouting AS6206 reaches the rest of the European internet from the same building.
Cabinets are sized for 20 kW air-cooled, with on-call remote hands for fleet maintenance and capacity reservations against the Phase 2 build for growth.
The platform is the same. These are the choices we made for the CDN and streaming profile.
Dutch eyeball networks live in the same room. DFIX peering on every BareFABRIC Port from day one — route servers support RPKI.
AMS-IX wholesale through Netrouting AS6206. The route table you see is the route table you get; commodity-priced for customers moving real bandwidth.
BareFABRIC Metro stitches an L2 EVPN between THG1 and any other fabric facility. Content fan-out without a metro carrier hand-off.
Up to 20 kW per cabinet air-cooled. Sealed cold-aisle, A+B feeds. Capacity reservations against the Phase 2 build for growth.
Drive maintenance, optic swaps and pre-staging covered by contracted remote hands. The same engineers handle escalations end-to-end.
BareFABRIC Port and DF Transit are sized to absorb burst traffic — commits are calculated on the 95th percentile, not on average throughput. No unexpected overage charges when a content launch lands.
Tell us your origin, your peak burst and where your audience sits. We come back with the cabinet plan and the connectivity quote.