Reliability first
Build the cloud platform on years of offline IDC, bandwidth, and physical-server operations experience.
Bring hands-on rack, bandwidth, and physical-server operations experience into a Hong Kong cloud platform focused on reliable, controllable, transparent infrastructure.
DGN began with hands-on colocation, bandwidth, power, and physical-server operations in Hong Kong before building a console and public API around cloud infrastructure.
Colocation, bandwidth, racking, powering, and day-to-day physical-server work established the operating foundation.
IDC experience became a self-service Hong Kong cloud with an in-house console and public API.
Cloud Server, Cloud Disk, Elastic IP, and Shared Traffic Package continue to evolve together. Other regions are not part of the current footprint until announced.
Reliability, transparent billing and status, careful product craft, and direct engineering partnership guide platform decisions.
Build the cloud platform on years of offline IDC, bandwidth, and physical-server operations experience.
Keep every charge explainable and delivery and resource states visible.
Treat the console, API, documentation, and ticket system as customer-facing product surfaces.
When production issues occur, engineers familiar with the platform investigate in the same ticket context.
Hong Kong Zone 1 currently uses Premium BGP and is managed through one console and API. Additional regions require operational and reliability validation before announcement.
Public access uses Premium BGP routes, while same-region private traffic uses organization-isolated VPC networking. Maps and product pages show only officially active regions.
Understand the company background, current region, product focus, and how engineering support fits the platform.
DGN began in Hong Kong with offline IDC, racks, bandwidth, and physical-server operations before bringing that experience to a self-service cloud platform.
Hong Kong Zone 1 is the first currently available region. Additional regions require operational and reliability validation and are not part of the current footprint until officially announced.
The platform centers on Cloud Server, with Cloud Disk, Elastic IP, and Shared Traffic Package in the console. The current public API covers account, catalog, and Cloud Server lifecycle automation.
Review the current four-product stack, or contact the business team about regions, capacity, and procurement.