Enterprise processors
Intel Xeon Platinum 8168 and 8269CY processors are listed for high core density, strong single-core performance, and workloads where steady latency matters.
- Xeon Platinum 8168 / 8269CY
- High core density
- Turbo boost support
Infrastructure for low-latency workloads in India
Cloud on Fire presents its infrastructure as an India-first footprint with Noida deployment points, enterprise compute, NVMe-backed storage, and network-layer protection for public-facing workloads.
The footprint spans Noida points at Yotta and CtrlS, plus DDoS protection edges in Singapore and Germany. The layout keeps everything clear without turning the page into a wall of specs.
Infrastructure
India-first infrastructure
-
100%
Network Uptime
-
12k Mbps
Public Network
-
4
Infrastructure Points
-
24/7
Support
- Shared Hosting & Cloud Servers
- Cloud Infrastructure
- DDoS Protection Edge
View infrastructure points
What the stack focuses on
The stack is centered on three practical layers: compute, storage, and network resilience.
NVMe storage
The storage layer is described around enterprise NVMe SSDs with RAID protection, aimed at quick access times and sustained I/O under load.
- Enterprise NVMe SSDs
- RAID-backed storage
- Low-latency access
Network protection
Cloud on Fire also frames the network around Tier-1 transit, BGP-optimized routing, and mitigation at the network edge for exposed services.
- Tier-1 transit mix
- BGP-optimized routing
- Always-on mitigation
Facility baseline
Cloud on Fire infrastructure is built around Yotta facilities in Delhi NCR and Mumbai, with Tier-3+ standards and redundant site systems.
These are the operating details that matter most when you're choosing where to place a latency-sensitive VPS or game workload.
- Tier-3+ facility standard
- N+1 power redundancy
- UPS and generator backup
- Precision cooling systems
- 24/7 on-site security
- Biometric and RFID access
Physical infrastructure
A closer look at the rack and hardware environment behind the platform.
Need compute, storage, and protection in one place?
Use the plan pages for pricing and product fit, or move straight to the protection page if network resilience is the main concern.