Infrastructure sized to what you actually run.
No fixed packages. Tell us the workload — an online shop, a core banking service, an ERP, a database, a few terabytes of files — and we build it on our own servers in four Bangladeshi data centres, peered on BDIX.
Data stays in Bangladesh. Built to Bangladesh Bank ICT security guidelines. Invoiced in taka.
Round-trip time from a Dhaka mobile connection
Bars are to scale. Typical values for a home connection in Dhaka; your numbers depend on your ISP.
Built for the systems Bangladesh runs on
Every setup is specified for the workload, not picked from a menu. These are the kinds of systems we run today.
E-commerce serving Bangladesh
Storefronts where most of the traffic is on local mobile networks and most of the pain is at checkout on sale day.
Banking and fintech services
Customer-facing apps, payment gateways and internal portals that have to satisfy an auditor as well as a user.
NGOs and development programmes
Beneficiary databases, MIS platforms and donor reporting that must keep sensitive data inside the country.
Enterprise ERPs and web applications
Odoo, custom Laravel or .NET systems, HR and inventory platforms used by hundreds of staff across branches.
Managed databases
PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB and Redis that someone else patches, backs up and watches at 3 am.
S3-compatible object storage
Documents, media, backups and app uploads on an S3 API, served from inside Bangladesh instead of Singapore.
Four data centres, one network
Your primary site and your disaster-recovery site can sit in different districts, on dedicated inter-site connectivity, without your data ever crossing the border.
Mohakhali, Dhaka
Primary facility. Direct BDIX peering and international transit.
Gazipur
Near-site replication for Dhaka workloads, on a separate power grid.
Jaleshwaritola, Bogura
Northern disaster-recovery site for banking and enterprise clients.
Jessore
South-western site serving Khulna division and the western border trade.
Capacity at these locations is delivered through a combination of GetYourHost-operated infrastructure and colocation within established facility partners. In every case the environment is designed, contracted, monitored and supported by GetYourHost, and our compliance commitments apply regardless of which site hosts your systems.
Sites shown at their locations. Solid lines: inter-site network.
Compliant enough for a bank's auditor
We host regulated financial services, so the controls a bank or fintech needs are already in place — and every other client gets the same infrastructure.
Request the compliance packData residency in Bangladesh
Primary, replica and backup copies all stay inside the country, in facilities you can visit.
Bangladesh Bank ICT security guidelines
Infrastructure and operating procedures aligned to the guideline for banks and financial institutions; documentation supplied for your audit.
Disaster recovery in a second district
Replication to Gazipur, Bogura or Jessore with a recovery objective agreed in the contract, and DR drills on request.
Access control and encryption
Role-based access, MFA on every console, encrypted disks and backups, dedicated firewalls for segregated networks.
Audit logs and monitoring
Immutable logs of administrative access, retained per your policy, with 24×7 monitoring and incident reports.
Security testing
Support for your VAPT and regulator inspections, with a named engineer who knows your environment.
Why BDIX matters for your users
BDIX is where Bangladesh's internet providers connect to each other. When your servers are plugged into it, traffic between your users and your system never leaves the country.
Screens open before people notice they're waiting
A few milliseconds instead of a few hundred, on every request, on every page.
Local bandwidth is unmetered
Traffic inside Bangladesh costs us almost nothing, so we don't charge you for it.
Stays reachable when the submarine cable doesn't
International links go down a few times a year. Systems on BDIX keep working for users in Bangladesh.
The route a user's request takes to a BDIX-peered system versus a server abroad.
How an engagement works
From first call to a running system, usually within two to three weeks. Migrations from another provider are included.
Tell us what you run
A short call about the application, the traffic, the data and who needs to sign off. No forms to fill in first.
We propose a spec and a price
A written design: servers, network, storage, backup and DR, with one monthly or yearly figure in taka.
We build and migrate
Our engineers provision the environment, move your data and test it with you before anything goes live.
We run it with you
Monitoring, patching, backups and a named engineer, with reports your management and auditors can read.
Talk to sales
Tell us what you're running and how many people use it. An engineer, not a salesperson, will come back within one working day with questions and a first estimate.
For RFPs and compliance questionnaires, email is best. For anything urgent, call.
The email opens with a short brief already filled in, so we can price the first call properly. Phones are answered Saturday to Thursday, 9 am to 7 pm.