CLOUDCITY PROXY

CloudCity Proxy documentation

Connect an active service, protect credentials, understand protocol and session limits, and troubleshoot the first request.

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Use the endpoint from an active service to make one small request to a site you are authorized to access.

Keep billing sign-in, service credentials and application API keys separate.

Distinguish the protocol to the proxy from the protocol to your target before configuring a client.

A requested country is a constraint to verify, not a location promise derived from a global supplier map.

Understand what stays stable, what can change and what your application must manage itself.

Identify the failing layer and the next safe action without exposing credentials.

Connect your own HTTP or browser tooling using the protocol and credentials of an active service.

Read usage with its unit, observation time and service binding before interpreting cost.

Follow the native billing state and the actual provisioning state separately.

Use explicit target authorization, bounded checks and synthetic markers when testing your own site.

Distinguish a standard proxy connection from a CloudCity management or web-data API.

Resources

A practical guide to the connection between your application and an authorized destination.

Compare network identity, allocation and session requirements without confusing them with guaranteed performance.

Plain definitions for the terms in a proxy configuration and its commercial contract.

Find the correct source for an incident, service state or usage observation.

Changes to this public documentation, separately from runtime service releases.

CLOUDCITY PROXY

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