EdgeArc gives international teams a single point of contact for CDN in Russia, DNS in Russia, WAF Russia, and DDoS protection Russia, plus L4 global load balancing — all tuned for low-latency, reliable delivery to Russian end users.
Each layer is independently useful — together they remove the whole problem of serving Russian traffic from outside the country.
Edge caching and acceleration on points of presence close to Russian users, so pages and assets load fast regardless of where your origin sits.
Fast, resilient authoritative DNS resolution with health checks and failover, so your domain stays reachable even when upstream paths get noisy.
Web application firewall tuned to the traffic patterns and threat profiles specific to this region, filtering malicious requests before they reach you.
Always-on volumetric and application-layer mitigation, absorbing attacks at the edge instead of letting them reach your origin infrastructure.
Route traffic across regions and origins at the transport layer, balancing load and failing over automatically without touching application code.
A single API and dashboard across all five layers, so your team configures and monitors this once instead of stitching five vendors together.
Routing paths into Russia are inconsistent, latency from typical Western origins is high, and local regulatory and network conditions change without much notice. Most teams either accept degraded performance for these users or spend months standing up local partnerships just to find out.
EdgeArc exists so that work doesn't sit on your roadmap. We operate the edge presence, the routing, and the protection layer — you keep shipping your product.
This is an early look at EdgeArc. If reaching Russian users reliably is a real problem for your team, we'd like to hear about it.
Email hello@edgearc.net