All 38 edge regions operational

Edge infrastructure tuned for low-latency traffic.

BlissBox routes requests across an anycast backbone with programmable traffic policy and sub-millisecond regional failover — so your packets always take the shortest path.

~ blissbox-cli — route inspect
# resolve the nearest edge and trace the path
$ bbx route inspect edge.blissbox.sale --anycast
→ resolved pop      sjc1  (San Jose · 12 nodes)
→ rtt p50          8.4ms   p99 21.6ms
→ upstream health  healthy  failover <1ms
→ policy           tls-1.3 · h2 · hsts · brotli

$ bbx deploy --region all
✓ pushed config to 38 regions in 2.1s
38
Edge regions
8.4ms
Median global RTT
99.99%
Measured uptime
<1ms
Regional failover
The network

A backbone built for traffic that can't wait.

Every region peers directly with tier-1 carriers and runs the same control plane. Configuration converges everywhere within seconds.

Anycast routing

A single address advertised from every region. Clients land on the closest healthy node with no DNS gymnastics.

37.221.0.0/16 · BGP

Sub-ms failover

Health checks run in the data path. A degraded upstream is drained before a single request times out.

active/active · per-flow

Encrypted by default

TLS 1.3 terminates at the edge with automatic certificate rotation and modern cipher policy on every hostname.

TLS 1.3 · HSTS · OCSP
Platform

Programmable policy, not config tickets.

Describe how traffic should behave and ship it to the whole fleet from one command. No per-node drift, no maintenance windows.

  • Atomic rollouts. Policy applies across all regions or none — versioned and instantly reversible.
  • Rate & geo rules. Shape, throttle or steer by ASN, region and path at line rate.
  • Live observability. Per-region RTT, throughput and error budgets streamed in real time.
San Jose · sjc18.4mshealthy
Ashburn · iad111.2mshealthy
Frankfurt · fra19.7mslow load
Singapore · sin113.1mshealthy
São Paulo · gru115.8mshealthy
Tokyo · nrt110.3mslow load

Ship to the edge in minutes.

Spin up a region, point your hostname, and let the network do the routing.