01 / PROXY NETWORKS

Choose the network for the workload

Network selection starts with the public sources you need to reach and the context in which you need to reach them. A market research project may need location-sensitive access. A recurring workflow may place greater emphasis on session continuity.

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Residential networks

Residential proxies route requests through ISP-assigned residential connections. They can support projects that need to observe publicly available content from a local browsing context. Availability and suitability should be evaluated against the intended destination and use.

Network cables connecting rack-mounted switching and routing equipment.
A considered approach to the access layer.
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Static and datacenter options

Static proxy options can be considered when a workflow benefits from a consistent address. Datacenter options offer a different access model for compatible workloads. We discuss the trade-offs in relation to your sources rather than treating one network type as the answer to every problem.

  • 01Residential: location-sensitive access
  • 02Static: continuity-oriented requirements
  • 03Datacenter: compatible collection workloads
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Make the requirements explicit

Share your destinations, target markets, expected usage and session requirements. We can then discuss a suitable starting point and the questions that should be resolved during evaluation.