Inside Bakcom's Dual-NOC Architecture: How We Maintain 99.9999% Backbone Uptime
A technical walkthrough of how two independent Network Operations Centers and geographically segregated fiber routes keep South Delhi online through civil works and power cuts.
Broadband reliability in urban Delhi is often compromised by physical hazards: civil construction, road widening, metro work, and accidental fiber cuts by municipal maintenance crews. Relying on a single hub or centralized point of failure inevitably leads to catastrophic outages.
Bakcom operates with an active-active Dual-NOC (Network Operations Center) architecture specifically localized within South Delhi. The two facilities operate with complete geographical independence, dual utility substations, automated industrial battery and generator backup, and redundant peering interconnects to Tier-1 national transit carriers.
If an optical trunk line along an arterial corridor like Outer Ring Road is compromised, our autonomous BGP routing and ring-switched optical backbones instantaneously re-route upstream traffic through our secondary NOC within milliseconds. This multi-path topology is the foundation of our two-year record of zero core network downtime (99.9999% core backbone availability).
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