StellarCore Cloud (official website:https://www.xxiny.com/）在官方介绍中定位为“中小企业的云计算底座”，聚焦中小企业的数智化转型进程，以技术和数据为驱动，以产品和场景为载体，专注于打磨云上业务服务能力，助力中小企业全面业务上云演化。
I. Purpose and Positioning From the official website content, StellarCore Cloud mainly serves small and medium-sized enterprises and business teams that need Hong Kong and overseas infrastructure, covering scenarios such as cross-border e-commerce, gaming, site networks, and content matrices. Its core approach is to provide relatively stable cross-border access and deployment capabilities according to business scale around basic resources such as cloud servers, physical servers, site network servers, and high-defense access, and to cooperate with pre-sales and technical support to complete pre-launch testing and selection.
II. Main Capabilities
- Hong Kong CN2 cloud servers: Relying on Hong Kong core data centers, CN2/GIA optimized routes, and BGP multi-line return paths, the official statement is that they can provide lower latency and more stable access experiences for cross-border e-commerce, gaming, and site network businesses. They are suitable for websites, applications, and lightweight database deployment, and support rapid delivery and elastic configuration.
- Physical servers: Provide exclusive hardware resources and stable networks. The official description says they are suitable for high-load, data-intensive, and long-cycle business deployment, and can be used in combination with cloud resources according to business stages, gradually upgrading from a test environment to a formal environment.
- Site network servers: Integrate multi-IP, multi-node, and batch delivery capabilities, making it convenient for site networks, overseas businesses, and content matrices to expand on demand. The official recommendation is to configure resources according to site scale and reserve space for subsequent expansion.
- High-defense access: Provide scrubbing access and origin protection for combined use, can connect to scrubbing nodes and hide the origin, support configuring protection policies according to business type, reduce the impact of attack traffic on websites, games, and API entrances, and during abnormal traffic periods can assist adjustments through technical support.
- Node and route testing: Test IPs, routing information, and recommended nodes can be requested through tickets or pre-sales consultation to verify latency, packet loss, and return path quality before launch. The official recommendation is to "test the route first, then choose the node."
III. How to Use The official access process is roughly as follows: first register an account and purchase products, or directly submit requirements, and pre-sales will assist in confirming nodes, configurations, and protection plans; after submitting the target region, visit volume, traffic peak, and security requirements, pre-sales will assist in recommending cloud servers, physical machines, or high-defense combination plans; before launch, the target node, resource configuration, and delivery time can be confirmed first to reduce uncertainty during the migration process. Cloud servers can usually be delivered quickly after payment; physical servers will be arranged for deployment according to configuration and data center inventory, and customized plans can have their timing confirmed by engineers first. Cloud resources can adjust configurations according to business growth, and physical machines and large-bandwidth plans can upgrade bandwidth, storage, and protection capabilities according to contracts and data center resources.
IV. Applicable Scenarios These include cross-border e-commerce independent sites, game service nodes, site networks and multi-site content matrices, high-load websites and data-intensive businesses, as well as launch scenarios that have requirements for cross-border access latency and return path quality and need to verify routes and protection policies in advance.
V. Limitations and Information Not Yet Provided The official website content does not give details such as specific product specifications, billing prices, package tiers, SLA commitments, lists of sellable nodes, and bandwidth upper limits. This information must be based on the official pages and actual consultation results; the materials also do not provide explanations of AI-related functions.
