Bogor · Taman Tekno · Indonesia
Game, cloud and GPU servers hosted inside Indonesia, on a network we run ourselves.
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Plans
Every plan: full root on KVM · Kubernetes ready · native IPv6 · 10 Gbps anti-DDoS · 1 Gbps port · daily backup
Locations
Both sit under 5 ms from Jabodetabek. They differ in what they're built to carry.
The cheaper way onto our network. Lower cost per core with the same sub-5 ms path to Jabodetabek — nothing about the routing is second tier.
Built for heavier tenants: RTX 4090, L40S and RTX PRO 6000 nodes for AI training and inference, Kubernetes clusters, and colocation with higher power density.
Both sites connect straight into the domestic exchanges, with direct peering to Google and Akamai, so traffic between your server and an Indonesian player never crosses an international link.
Included
Run k3s or full k8s on our images — clean networking and persistent NVMe volumes.
RTX 4090, L40S and RTX PRO 6000 nodes at CGK2, already running live AI workloads.
10 Gbps of scrubbing on every port, always on — layered across Sangfor and Fortinet.
Dedicated vCPU with no oversell ratio.
Any OS, plus a browser console when SSH breaks.
Discord or WhatsApp, answered by engineers in Bahasa or English.
Questions
Because we are in the country. Our core peers directly with EPIX ID and connects to JKT-IX, IIX, OIXP, CDIX and Telkom's eyeball network. Hosts running out of Singapore add a sea crossing to every packet.
Bogor if you want the lowest price: it is our budget site, and the routing is identical, still under 5 ms to Jabodetabek. Taman Tekno if you need GPU compute, Kubernetes at scale, or colocation with higher power density. Migration between them is free.
Both. Our images are ready for k3s or full Kubernetes, and we already host AI workloads on datacenter GPUs at CGK2 — RTX 4090, L40S and RTX PRO 6000. Tell us your model size and we will quote a node.
10 Gbps of scrubbing at our edge, always on, included. Filtering runs on two vendors rather than one — Sangfor and Fortinet in layers, so an evasion that slips past one profile still meets the other. We publish that figure rather than a marketing terabit because it is what the hardware handles. If your server becomes a repeat target beyond that, we will tell you rather than quietly null-route you.
Yes, with the caveat that Palworld is memory-hungry rather than core-hungry — budget around 16 GB for a busy 32-player world. Glacier handles a small private server; Summit is the safer pick for a public one.
Yes. Every plan is KVM-virtualised with full root, a browser console, one-click reinstall and reverse DNS. Run Pterodactyl, txAdmin or your own scripts.
Overseas traffic exits through Equinix Singapore at 100 Mbps — fine for admin, updates and a minority of out-of-region players. If your community is majority overseas, another host suits you better.