Tilda is a complex distributed system. Therefore, there is no single place where all of the platform’s servers and resources are concentrated at once. To ensure the smooth operation of the platform, its servers are distributed all over the world. The main points of presence include Germany and the USA.
Tilda contains many built-in services, most of which are duplicated simultaneously in several locations.
It is also worth keeping in mind that there are servers of Tilda’s partners, which provide DNS and offer services of content distribution via CDN, traffic filtering, etc. Each service has its own large fleet of filtering or presence points, which are also distributed around the world.
When you visit a website, you first connect to one of the main servers, where information is duplicated across multiple points at the same time. The main HTML code of the website is loaded from them. Then by using the CDN, JS libraries, styles, and images are loaded from the server that is the nearest to you.
Example:
If you access the website from the USA or Europe, you connect to the European server.
Data centers where the servers are located comply with the international TIER III standards. That is, the security of your website’s data is of the highest level.