Where must the workload live?
Identify whether the requirement is mainland China, Hong Kong, wider Asia-Pacific or an overseas location serving China-facing traffic.
Cidriva
China Infrastructure for Global Teams
China Infrastructure and Connectivity. Scoped as One Plan.
Tell us what must run in or connect to China, who needs to reach it and when it must launch. Cidriva prepares a written proposal covering the qualified delivery model, routing assumptions, responsibilities, timing and price.
Written scope before commitment.
China carrier IDC directory / public-source snapshot
Three carriers. 31 mainland regions each.
As of 11 August 2026, each operator reports a mainland IDC or data-center resource footprint spanning all 31 provincial-level regions. Select a carrier and a capital to inspect the supplied sales-list entries.
Map approval no. GS(2023)2766
Capital markers are administrative reference points, not facility locations. Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan are not counted in the mainland 31.
China delivery components
Build the China path around the workload.
Start with compute, IPv4 resources or connectivity for a China-based or China-facing requirement. Cidriva coordinates the dependencies in one clearly scoped proposal.
01 / Compute
Dedicated Servers
Shape CPU, memory, storage, operating model and China delivery requirement around a single-tenant workload.
02 / ComputeVPS Hosting
Start with a flexible virtual footprint and define the route, management and growth path up front.
03 / AddressIPv4 Leasing
Request CIDR-sized address space with intended use, routing, reputation and compliance requirements documented.
04 / SolutionChina Connectivity
Separate mainland, Hong Kong/APAC and overseas China-facing requirements by location, route and project dependencies.
05 / ProjectSD-WAN Planning
Turn branch, cloud and application paths into a defined network requirement and delivery scope.
China connectivity requirements
Define China connectivity by location and route.
“China hosting” can mean a mainland deployment, an Asia-Pacific location, or an overseas route optimized for users in China. Cidriva starts by separating those requirements.
Explore China connectivityWho must reach it, from where?
Map users, offices, clouds and applications before discussing carriers, routing or acceleration options.
What needs technical or compliance review?
The proposal identifies current availability, routing assumptions, licensing dependencies, address use and delivery timing for the actual project.
A proposal you can review
What Your Cidriva Proposal Includes
Each proposal separates confirmed facts from dependencies so technical and commercial teams can review the same scope.
Current availability
Status for the requested service and China delivery model.
Exact configuration
Compute, storage, address block, location and network scope.
Routing and IP operations
Routing, rDNS, monitoring and operational responsibilities where applicable.
Owners and dependencies
Cidriva, upstream-provider and customer responsibilities.
Timeline and acceptance
Lead time, milestones and acceptance criteria.
Terms and assumptions
Price, term, inclusions, exclusions and assumptions.
How it works
From requirement to written proposal.
Send a concise brief. Sales qualifies current availability, routing and policy requirements, then prepares a written proposal with scope, lead time and price.
Define the workload
Service, China delivery model, scale, network context and target date form the minimum useful brief.
Validate the path
Technical, routing and policy constraints are reviewed against the requested service and China delivery path.
Make scope explicit
The proposal states availability, inclusions, responsibilities, dependencies, timing and price.
Request a scoped proposal.
Share the service, China delivery model, capacity and target date with sales@cidriva.com.
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