A location is a distinct deployment target: one datacenter site at one of our infrastructure providers, in which a game server container can be scheduled on demand. Sites are counted once each regardless of how many providers operate in the same metro, and count only while accepting deployments.

The subset of the 615+ where a studio can reserve dedicated bare-metal or VM hosts for its exclusive use rather than deploying into shared on-demand capacity. Published live on the Fleet Manager page. This is also the number that carries the included-egress allowance.

Counted as total deployment records since February 2019, including deployments that failed to start, the same basis our competitors use.

From cold start: provisioned from scratch, not allocated onto an already-running server. Measured to container ready, before the game engine starts.

The orchestrator started real game server containers continuously for 60 minutes, averaging 40 started deployments per second over the full hour, counted at deployment start rather than at ready state. Measured across 550+ locations and 17 providers in November 2023. The benchmark ran for a single game. Capacity is allocated per game, so every game on the platform can scale to this level independently and at the same time.

In November 2023, the platform sustained 40 game server deployments per second for 60 minutes across 550+ locations and 17 providers, reaching 14 million concurrent sessions at 100 players per server. Game servers were real containers; player clients were simulated. The benchmark ran for a single game. Capacity is allocated per game, so every game on the platform can scale to this level independently and at the same time.

Availability is committed at 99.99% under our SLA and measured continuously against five independently monitored components: Container Registry, Dashboard, Public API, Public Documentation and Website. Trailing 90-day measured uptime: 99.999%. The live figure is published on status.edgegap.com.

Distinct suppliers under contract and carrying production traffic, counted at corporate-entity level. Failover across providers is automatic; it is the premise of the multi-cloud architecture.