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Who is Total Uptime®?
Total Uptime® is a cloud-based networking and security provider that delivers Domain Name System (DNS), load balancing, application delivery, and availability services for enterprise-facing applications and infrastructure.
- Multi-tenant cloud platform for DNS, load balancing, and application delivery control
- Managed services for uptime, failover, and traffic steering across data centers and clouds
- Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) mitigation and web application security controls for internet-facing services
- APIs and dashboards for configuration, monitoring, and policy management
- Vendor-neutral deployment across on-premises (on-prem), hybrid, and multi-cloud architectures
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More About Total Uptime®
Total Uptime® provides network and application availability services used by enterprises, service providers, and public-sector organizations to maintain access to internet-facing workloads across data centers, colocation sites, and public cloud environments.
The company’s platform aligns with categories such as managed DNS (networking), global server load balancing (application delivery), and traffic management (networking), offering control over how user requests are routed to backend infrastructure based on geography, health, or custom policies.
Core capabilities include DNS management (DNS), health and performance monitoring of origin servers, and routing logic that supports failover, active-active distribution, and maintenance windows, which are common patterns in high-availability and Disaster Recovery (DR) architectures.
Total Uptime® also operates in the web application delivery (application delivery) and security (security) space through features such as reverse proxying, SSL/TLS termination, and policy-based controls that sit in front of web applications and APIs.
Security-related capabilities include DDoS mitigation (security) and controls that help protect Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) and HTTPS endpoints from volumetric and protocol-level attacks, integrated with the same cloud network used for traffic management and availability.
The service is positioned for use in hybrid and multi-cloud deployments, allowing organizations to direct traffic between on-prem infrastructure and multiple cloud providers without binding availability strategy to any single hosting vendor.
From an architectural perspective, Total Uptime® uses globally distributed anycast networking for DNS and application delivery endpoints, standard internet protocols such as DNS, HTTP, HTTPS, and Transport Layer Security (TLS), and policy engines that enterprises access via web-based consoles and REST-style APIs (cloud management).
Typical enterprise use cases include keeping customer portals and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications reachable during infrastructure outages, orchestrating data center migrations with controlled traffic cutovers, and aligning external connectivity with business continuity and DR plans.
In a marketplace directory, Total Uptime® can be categorized under managed DNS (networking), global server load balancing and application delivery control (application delivery), DDoS protection (security), and cloud-based traffic management and failover services (networking).
Our description of Total Uptime®. Updated February 2026.
