Project-scale throughput
Aggregate capacity can scale beyond 10Gbps for qualified production workloads.
Project-based proxy infrastructure for high-volume video, image, audio, code, and public web data acquisition. Combine unmetered traffic, dedicated capacity, and target-specific proxy pools.
High-bandwidth proxy projects are designed from actual object sizes, concurrency, target behavior, daily runtime, and delivery deadlines rather than a generic traffic package.
Aggregate capacity can scale beyond 10Gbps for qualified production workloads.
Avoid per-GB billing for sustained media and large-object downloads.
Route requests through resources selected for the target sites and data types.
Support video, image, audio, code, document, and public web datasets.
Size workers, connections, retries, and bandwidth against a measurable completion window.
Production onboarding, troubleshooting, monitoring guidance, and ongoing support.
Share target sites, data types, expected scale, object sizes, runtime, and delivery deadline. The resulting plan defines proxy pools, aggregate bandwidth, access controls, and rollout stages.
High-bandwidth proxy IP is not sold from a fixed public package table. It is assessed and delivered as a production data infrastructure project.
Target response time, retry rate, object size, connection reuse, and worker efficiency all affect completed data volume. A capacity test should report successful objects per hour and usable bytes delivered.
Use high-bandwidth proxy infrastructure when completion time and sustained transfer volume matter more than rotating through a standard proxy package.
Sustained media downloads for multimodal training, evaluation, and retrieval systems.
Parallel acquisition of image assets, documents, metadata, and related public resources.
Large repository, documentation, and public web acquisition jobs with controlled routing.
Start with a representative workload, validate target behavior, then scale workers and aggregate bandwidth in controlled stages.
Provide target sites, data types, expected volume, geography, and delivery deadline.
Measure object size, success rate, response time, retries, and usable throughput.
Select routing resources, authentication, worker limits, and aggregate bandwidth.
Increase capacity while monitoring useful throughput and target-specific behavior.
Available locations, inventory, bandwidth, and package options are subject to the current console and pricing page.
Keep the application on standard proxy protocols while the network plan handles routing, capacity, and proxy resources. Production guidance includes timeouts, retries, connection reuse, and worker scaling.
import requests
proxy = "http://project-customer:YOUR_PASSWORD@proxy.123proxy.cn:9000"
proxies = {"http": proxy, "https": proxy}
response = requests.get(
"https://target.example/data",
proxies=proxies,
timeout=20,
)
print(response.status_code)Validate the product boundary, package model, target behavior, and capacity with representative requests.
No. It is a project-based service assessed from the target sites, data types, expected scale, and completion window.
The project uses an unmetered traffic model within the agreed capacity and service scope.
Typical workloads include video, audio, images, code, documents, metadata, and other public web data.
No. Effective throughput also depends on target response time, connection behavior, retries, object size, and worker efficiency.
Measure successful objects, usable bytes, response time, retry rate, and completed data per hour on representative targets.
Send the target sites, data types, scale, and delivery window for a production capacity assessment.