Differences Between Zones A/B/C

A/B/C zones use different virtualisation software versions.

Zones A and B are physically located in Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong.

Zone C is physically located in Tai Po, Hong Kong.

All zones have their own fibre and network connections to the Internet.

The zones are interconnected by high-speed fibre links.

During normal operation:

  • The routers in all three zones choose the best path to each destination from the network connections available across all zones. For example, Zone A may reach Google through Zone C’s connection, and Aliyun through Zone B’s connection, to optimise routing.

If any zone goes offline or loses connectivity:

  • The routers in each zone determine their own best path. For example, Zones A/B/C may have to use their own connections to reach Google and Aliyun, which can result in higher latency and packet loss.
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