Start with your audience
Identify where most visitors connect from and any regions important to your operations.
Evaluate hosting locations based on where your users connect and where your data needs to reside.
Contact AffixCloud for the server location and network details of a specific package.
A useful location comparison starts with the specific hosting package. Ask where the primary service runs, how visitors reach it and where any backups are stored.
Identify where most visitors connect from and any regions important to your operations.
Ask for a test endpoint to compare response and routing from the networks you care about.
If your project has location requirements, ask which locations apply to the live service and backups.
Record the locations of your database, storage, and any service the application calls for each request. Consider what changes if the web server is moved farther away.
Use the test endpoint to open a page that makes a database request or another backend call. A single network latency number cannot show the full page response.
Ask for written confirmation of the proposed locations if your project needs it. Keep that note with the package details so you can check it after changes.
Ask about the specific plan you are considering. Hosting location and network options can vary by service.
Share where your users are based, the package you are considering and any location requirements for live data or backups.