Relay and cache
over one API

NodeJetty moves and stores your objects at the European edge. One endpoint, signed fetches, measured in milliseconds.

auth/session POST · application/json

{
  "nonce": "…",
  "ts": …
}

round-trip …

Infrastructure teams use NodeJetty to put objects close to European readers without running their own points of presence. You hold one key; the edge does the rest.

Who it is for. Teams shipping applications to users in the Benelux and wider Europe, who need predictable delivery more than they need another dashboard.

What it does. Relay ingress in three cities, short-TTL object caching, signed fetch URLs and per-route telemetry, all behind one endpoint.

Where it runs. Amsterdam, Frankfurt and London, peered at AMS-IX, with capacity bought for headroom rather than for the brochure.

How to reach us. Write to [email protected] with a few lines about your traffic. An engineer answers within one working day.

Relay traffic through three PoPs

AMS 0.6 ms · FRA 3.1 ms · LON 6.8 ms median round-trip

Cache objects close to readers

p50 fetch 11 ms inside the region, 30-day telemetry

Sign every fetch with one key

HMAC-SHA256 over nonce and timestamp, 120-second windows

Fail over without a page

Automatic path selection, no DNS wait, no ticket

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auth/session

POST · issues a fetch session · 2026-10-18

{
  "nonce": "9f3ad41c88e2b017",
  "ts": 1760902211
}

Valid 120 seconds, single use. The nonce is the challenge; your key answers it.

data/sync

POST · sealed object delivery · 2026-10-18

{
  "key": "a4f1…9c",
  "data": "77be…04"
}

Objects leave sealed: AES-256-GCM, a fresh key per drop, the gate checked first.

status report

Daily · all points of presence · 2026-10-18

AMS  0.6 ms   0 errors
FRA  3.1 ms   0 errors
LON  6.8 ms   1 error
uptime, 90 days: 99.99%

The same figures the on-call rota reads, published as they are measured.

Network status

All systems operational. 99.99% over the last 90 days.

Point of presence	Local time	RTT
Amsterdam	00:00:00	0.6 ms
Frankfurt	00:00:00	3.1 ms
London	00:00:00	6.8 ms

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Questions

Your client asks auth/session for a nonce and timestamp, answers with an HMAC-SHA256 signature over both, and the gate releases the object. The nonce is single-use, the window is 120 seconds, and a replayed request gets nothing.

Path selection moves your traffic to the next nearest point of presence automatically. There is no DNS change to wait for and no ticket to file; the status page reflects it as it happens.

Thirty days of per-route latency and error figures, exportable on request. We keep what the rota needs to answer for the network and nothing else.

For sustained volume, yes. Write to [email protected] with your expected traffic and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth either of our time.

Tell us what you are moving. We answer within one working day.

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Email[email protected]

Phone+31 20 240 4400

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