VeloDNS
Authoritative DNS with DNSSEC and health-aware steering
Operate a global traffic entry layer with authoritative DNS, distributed edge, intelligent steering, reverse proxy, load balancing, TLS, WAF, and failover — on infrastructure you control with centralized governance.
Adopt it progressively or run the full stack: centralized control plane, distributed data plane, and last-known-good continuity.
VeloDNS
Authoritative DNS with DNSSEC and health-aware steering
Multi-edge
Distributed nodes and clusters on infrastructure you control
LKG
Keep the edge serving through control-plane failures
BYOS
Bring Your Own Servers without single-provider edge lock-in
VeloFlux separates control from the critical traffic path so policy, telemetry, and automation can evolve without making the control plane a mandatory dependency for every request.
From the DNS decision that selects an edge to the proxy hop that delivers a request to the origin.
Authoritative VeloDNS, DNSSEC, health-aware DNS, failover, and adaptive steering to select healthy edges without assuming the geographically closest POP is always the fastest.
Clusters and multiple edge nodes, public IP and heartbeat, BYOS, draining, and routing/Anycast components for distributing traffic entry across regions and providers.
L7 reverse proxy, multiple origins, round robin, least_conn, least_time, ip_hash, and weighted balancing plus retries, circuit breaker, and runtime configuration.
Automatic TLS, WAF, rate limiting, origin protection, security policies, and a mitigation agent for abuse reduction and local enforcement close to traffic.
Independent health checks, automatic reconciliation, origin/edge failover, last-known-good snapshots, and a design built to keep serving when central dependencies fail.
Multi-tenant dashboard and API, metrics, logs, telemetry, audit, feature flags, and rollouts for safer infrastructure operations.
Select a strategy based on application behavior and combine health, capacity, and observed performance.
| Strategy | When to use |
|---|---|
| round_robin | Stateless services with equivalent capacity. |
| least_conn | Long-lived connections, streaming, and variable-duration workloads. |
| least_time | Adaptive preference based on observed upstream latency. |
| ip_hash | Client session affinity without external state. |
| weighted | Backends with different capacity or priority. |
Adopt only the layers you need today and grow into a complete edge mesh as operations scale.
Centralize traffic entry, TLS, routes, and origins for large hostname fleets without making every app an infrastructure project.
Distribute edge and origins across regions with health checks and automatic failover.
Reduce lock-in by operating your own nodes and separating DNS, edge, and origins from a single provider.
Keep origins away from direct exposure and enforce controls at the traffic entry layer.
Run the data plane on your servers, VPSs, or providers while maintaining centralized governance.
Standardize delivery, routing, health, TLS, and observability across products and teams.
Application and operational controls designed to limit blast radius and keep traffic behavior predictable.
The questions teams usually ask before putting VeloFlux on a production traffic path.
No. Reverse proxy is one part of the data plane. The platform also covers authoritative DNS, DNSSEC, steering, distributed edge, health, failover, security, routing, and observability.
Yes. The BYOS model lets you operate edge nodes on infrastructure you control while managing policy through the VeloFlux control plane.
Yes. Routes can use multiple origins and distributed edge nodes with balancing, health, and failover policies.
Yes. Edge supports automatic certificate issuance with domain approval policy and shared certificate storage.
Yes. VeloDNS provides authoritative DNS and integrates health, DNSSEC, and steering decisions with the edge topology.
The architecture is designed to preserve the last valid configuration and keep serving with last-known-good state instead of making a central outage automatically take down the data plane.
No infrastructure is infallible. VeloFlux reduces single points of failure and provides redundancy and failover mechanisms, but final availability also depends on networks, providers, servers, and origin architecture.
Start with the reverse proxy, DNS, or edge capability you need today and evolve toward a global traffic platform without redesigning your application for every new region.