Canadian infrastructure on a network we operate.
Gotekky operates AS63447 to provide an independent network identity for supported workloads on our Toronto platform. We manage the routing, address space and upstream coordination that connect those environments to the public Internet.
More control over how our infrastructure connects.
An Autonomous System Number gives Gotekky its own identity in Internet routing. It allows us to announce supported address space through more than one upstream carrier and manage how the Toronto platform connects externally.
This is an operational advantage, not a claim that routing alone solves availability. Server design, storage, DNS, applications, backups and recovery procedures remain separate parts of a dependable environment.
Multiple network paths into one managed delivery environment.
The diagram is intentionally simple. It shows the routing relationship, not every switch, firewall, server or application dependency behind a client workload.
Multiple upstream relationships reduce dependence on one external carrier. They do not replace workload-level redundancy, monitoring, backup verification or recovery planning.
A Canadian platform for supported managed workloads.
The network supports the service. The service remains the operational responsibility Gotekky assumes for the environment.
Canadian infrastructure base
Supported environments can operate from our Toronto platform when the location, architecture and service requirements are a good fit.
Managed Linux environments
Website, application and server workloads are monitored and maintained under the corresponding managed service scope.
Documented responsibility
Routing, servers, backups, DNS and application dependencies are treated as distinct responsibilities rather than one vague hosting promise.
The work behind an independently operated network.
AS63447 is not a decorative badge. It creates ongoing technical and administrative responsibilities that support the Toronto platform.
BGP routing
Routing policy, route announcements and upstream coordination for supported network resources.
IPv4 and IPv6
Address administration and protocol support for compatible infrastructure and services.
Registry maintenance
Network records, routing registry data and resource documentation are kept aligned with operations.
Network monitoring
Connectivity and service signals are monitored as part of the wider infrastructure environment.
Incident coordination
Provider escalation, abuse handling and network-related incident response are managed through accountable channels.
Capacity planning
Traffic, provider and platform requirements are reviewed as supported workloads evolve.
Our network when it fits. Other platforms when they fit better.
Operating AS63447 gives Gotekky direct control over its Toronto delivery platform, but it is not the only environment we support. We recommend infrastructure based on the workload, recovery objectives, compliance needs and budget.
What operating AS63447 does not mean.
Operating an independent network does not eliminate every external dependency and does not make every workload highly available by itself. Application architecture, databases, storage, DNS, backups and recovery procedures must still be designed and managed appropriately.
Public network references: ARIN registry and AS63447 routing data.
About AS63447 and the Gotekky platform
What is AS63447?
AS63447 is the Autonomous System Number Gotekky uses as its independent identity on the public Internet. It lets us manage supported route announcements and connectivity for our Toronto platform.
Where is Gotekky infrastructure located?
Gotekky operates supported infrastructure in Toronto, Canada. We can also manage approved external cloud, dedicated and hybrid environments when another platform is a better fit.
Which upstream carriers connect AS63447?
Beanfield and Cogent currently serve as the upstream internet service providers for our network (AS63447).
Does every Gotekky-managed server run on AS63447?
No. Some environments run on the Gotekky Toronto platform, while others run on approved external providers or use a hybrid architecture.
Does operating an ASN guarantee uptime?
No. An ASN provides routing control and flexibility. Availability also depends on server architecture, storage, DNS, applications, backups, monitoring and recovery planning.
The network is the platform. The service is operational responsibility.
Describe the workload, dependencies and recovery expectations. We will help determine whether the Toronto platform, an external provider or a hybrid design is the right fit.