GLOBAL NETWORK

Global network for low-latency messaging

Channels and queue traffic route through a distributed edge layer — subscribers connect close to users, with failover when a path degrades.

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Edge-first delivery

Designed for consistent realtime performance across regions — scope claims to what we document and measure.

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Clients meet the network nearby

WebSocket subscribers attach through edge nodes rather than forcing every client to a single region. That keeps channel updates responsive as your audience spreads globally.

  • Regional edge presence for Socket connections
  • Messages routed toward subscribers efficiently
  • Same channel names regardless of region
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Routing built for resilience

When a path degrades, traffic can shift to healthy edge capacity so live experiences keep working — without your app managing broker failover.

  • Automatic rerouting at the platform layer
  • Transparent to channel and queue APIs
  • Monitor uptime via the public status page
Primary routeDegraded
↓ failover
Alternate edge pathActive

Subscribers stay connected while traffic reroutes — same channel delivery semantics.

How this shows up in products

Channels
Live fan-out benefits most from edge-attached subscribers.
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Queues
Durable jobs still rely on reliable cross-region infrastructure.
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Security
Encryption and auth apply on every route.
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Build on the global network
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