Live AtlasGG network

See the route before you use it.

Check relay health, measure your connection to AtlasGG and compare live route estimates across Australia, Singapore and North America.

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LIVE
Relay status

Seven live locations.

Live health for every AtlasGG relay. Run the route test to see your best path to each location.

SYDChecking

Sydney

Australia exit · trans-Pacific ingress

Best route—
Run the route test
MELChecking

Melbourne

Australia exit · Vocus-backed transit

Best route—
Run the route test
ADLChecking

Adelaide

Australia exit · Vocus-backed transit

Best route—
Run the route test
BNEChecking

Brisbane

Australia exit

Best route—
Run the route test
PERChecking

Perth

Australia exit · Vocus ASC transit

Best route—
Run the route test
SGPChecking

Singapore

Southeast Asia game exit

Best route—
Run the route test
DFWChecking

Dallas

North America game exit

Best route—
Run the route test
Your connection

Test your routes.

Run the test once. AtlasGG checks every entry relay and shows the lowest route to each location on the map.

Your AtlasGG route testRun a test to measure your connection.
Results appear on the map Each location shows the lowest measured AtlasGG route, even when another relay is the faster way in. View map

The test uses HTTPS measurements to AtlasGG relays and live latency between AtlasGG locations.

Live network map

AtlasGG across the world.

Zoom, move around, or click a relay or route to see what AtlasGG is using.

AtlasGG relay AtlasGG backbone Vocus / ASC GSL Automatic backup
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Live network latency

Relay-to-relay measurements.

Lowest measured AtlasGG network path over the last five minutes. Direction matters: MEL → SGP and SGP → MEL can be different.

From ↓ / To →SYDMELADLBNEPERSGPDFW
SYD———————
MEL———————
ADL———————
BNE———————
PER———————
SGP———————
DFW———————

This table can include a faster multi-hop AtlasGG path.

Singapore resilience

Primary and automatic backup.

AtlasGG watches the Perth path continuously and can move Singapore transit to the Sydney backup when the primary path crosses failover thresholds.

Active pathChecking…Live controller telemetry
Perth primary—Checking health
Sydney backup—Checking health
Last automatic switch—No switch data yet
Network events

Recent Singapore route changes.

Shows when automatic Singapore failover switches paths.

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How the numbers work

How ping is calculated.

01

Your connection

The page measures your connection to every AtlasGG relay.

02

Between relays

AtlasGG measures latency between its relay locations.

03

Best route

Those numbers are added together and the lowest route to each location is shown on the map.