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Who is AzStarNet?
AzStarNet is an Azerbaijan-based technology and telecommunications provider that delivers internet connectivity, hosting, and related IT services to residential and enterprise customers.
- Broadband internet access services for home and business customers
- Data center and hosting services, including website and application hosting (cloud services)
- Domain registration and Domain Name System (DNS) management offerings
- Corporate connectivity solutions such as dedicated channels and Virtual Private Network (VPN) services (networking)
- Value-added services including email, IP-based services, and technical support
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AzStarNet operates as a telecommunications and internet services provider in Azerbaijan, targeting both consumer and enterprise segments that require fixed broadband connectivity, hosting, and network-related services. Its offerings are positioned as core network infrastructure components, used by organizations that need stable internet access, domain and DNS management, and hosted workloads accessible from local or global endpoints.
For enterprise environments, AzStarNet provides corporate internet access and dedicated connectivity services (networking), which can include leased lines, MPLS-based links, or VPN tunnels to connect branch offices and remote locations. These services integrate into common enterprise network architectures, where AzStarNet functions as an upstream internet service provider (ISP) and last-mile access partner. Organizations typically terminate AzStarNet links on edge routers, firewalls, and Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) appliances, and then integrate these connections into high-availability network topologies and routing policies.
AzStarNet’s hosting and data center offerings (cloud services) support scenarios such as web hosting, application hosting, and virtual server provisioning. These services often rely on standard virtualization platforms, web server technologies, and database engines, though specific stacks are not always detailed. From an architecture perspective, customers may use AzStarNet-hosted resources as part of a hybrid deployment, combining on-premises (on-prem) servers with externally hosted workloads for public-facing websites, line-of-business applications, or Backup and Disaster Recovery (BDR) instances.
The provider also offers domain registration and DNS management, allowing enterprises to centralize their namespace, DNS zone configuration, and web presence under a single service contract. These capabilities align with typical domain lifecycle management practices, where organizations register local or international domains, configure DNS records for web, mail, and application services, and coordinate SSL/TLS certificate deployment with their hosting footprint.
Within an enterprise IT marketplace taxonomy, AzStarNet maps primarily to categories such as fixed broadband Internet Service Providers (ISP) services (networking), enterprise internet access and VPN services (networking), shared and virtual hosting (cloud services), and domain and DNS services (internet infrastructure). Its portfolio is used as foundational connectivity and hosting infrastructure for organizations operating in Azerbaijan that require local network reachability, regional peering, and data residency in local facilities.
Our description of AzStarNet. Updated February 2026.