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A founder-led infrastructure company.

Built for the long term: own network, own protection technology, own panels. Infrastructure first.

3D illustration: a short row of server racks behind a long wall of red glass, with lines of light in the floor leading to them.

Why it exists

We come from hosting what gets attacked.

In that environment there is one buying criterion: do you stay online. Protection we rented and could not see into was not a reliable answer to it. So we built our own. It is called BitsNull, and everything Auronys hosts sits behind it.

The same reasoning runs through the rest of the stack. A large upstream network is the right tool for absorbing raw volume. The decisions about your traffic are made by our own engine, and the panels you work in are our own code.

Auronys is founder-led. The core systems are designed and built by one engineer, with a small operations and support group and a business team around that work. When you talk to us, you are close to the person who wrote the code.

How we decide

Four rules we hold ourselves to.

  1. 01

    Quality over volume.

    We would rather host fewer workloads and keep each of them online.

  2. 02

    Own the parts that decide.

    If a component decides whether you stay reachable, we write it. Mostly in Rust.

  3. 03

    Say what exists.

    And what is coming, and what it is not. In that order, with those labels.

  4. 04

    Evidence over adjectives.

    You can see what the protection does to your traffic. You do not have to take our word for it.

On file

Who you are dealing with.

operator
Ján Danko - BitsLab.ioSole-trader business registered in Slovakia.
brands
Auronys, BitsNullTrade brands of the operator, not separate companies.
founder
Ján Danko
network
AS219148as-name AURONYS, registered with RIPE.
location
Amsterdam, Netherlands
privacy
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Talk to the person who built it.

Tell us what you run and what it has to survive. The answer comes from engineering, not from a sales sequence.