Network Infrastructure

Network infrastructure refers to all of the resources that facilitate network or internet connectivity, management, business operations, and communication. At Summit Hosting, we take pride in offering stability and sustainability.

Our production network runs solely on Juniper components.

We utilize a redundant pair of Juniper MX routers at our network border, scalable to 240Gbps of Internet connectivity each. At our network core, we have over 144 10Gbps ports across two different Juniper switches. Our Juniper MX routers and our Juniper EX core switches feature A+B redundant power. Our top of rack, customer-facing switches are connected via redundant 10Gbps links to our network core. Our network is designed to be highly available and self-healing.

Complementing our Juniper powered network, multiple, physically diverse transport facilities provide our data center with highly available, redundant external network connectivity. We operate a redundant dark fiber ring to ensure the lowest latency and highest availability to Denver’s carrier hotels. Our dark fiber ring is capable of scaling up to 1000Gbps of connectivity. Additionally, our transport facilities allow us to connect to IP Transit providers at two separate physical locations, ensuring that if even one of our IP Transit POPs has a major incident, we will remain online without any interruptions to our network.

We utilize the Noction IRP intelligent routing optimization platform that continuously analyzes network traffic in real-time. If our routing optimization platform detects that one provider offers a network path with less latency, packet loss, or simply better overall performance, traffic will automatically be seamlessly re-routed, preventing network problems and slowdowns.