Service Mesh
Software-defined networking and infrastructure as code support consistent connectivity across roles, services, and locations.
Network fabricTransport to the Edge
The power of flexible network fabrics.
TTTE is a Nubinity network fabric spanning datacenters, public and private clouds, and on-premises environments. It supports service discovery, content delivery, microservice architecture, multi-vendor infrastructure, and managed connectivity.
Core features
A connected foundation for distributed services.
TTTE was created to give Nubinity a consistent way to connect, manage, monitor, and deliver services across a growing infrastructure footprint.
Premium Hardware
Partner hardware platforms are selected for the reliability and capabilities required by the deployment.
Reliable Storage
QNAP, Supermicro, and Dell EMC storage options support infrastructure and application requirements.
Managed WiFi
Business wireless connectivity can be connected to TTTE and managed through Nubinity services.
Advanced Security
Security is considered across hardware, transit, identity, endpoint, monitoring, and service delivery.
Trusted Partners
Connectivity, security, hardware, and infrastructure partners extend the available service design.
Use cases
Three ways TTTE connects the environment.
The network fabric supports datacenter, on-premises, and mobile scenarios with different infrastructure and management needs.
DATACENTER01
Virtual Rack & Managed Blended Internet
Virtual rack infrastructure, multi-carrier connectivity, intelligent failover, and managed security for datacenter deployments.
ON-PREMISES02
Managed LAN and WiFi
Unified wireless, switching, routing, monitoring, and support for connected business locations.
MOBILE03
Cellular & Mobile Edge
Cellular connectivity, secure remote access, and low-latency edge options for distributed users and mobile operations.
TTTE capabilities
Designed to evolve with the network.
Containerized service delivery
Docker-based services can reduce overhead, improve visibility, and create a more portable deployment model across supported environments.
Custom and expanding services
The fabric supports new managed services, game-service growth, customer tooling, and service delivery components as Nubinity expands.
Regional and international footprint
Locations include Dallas, Chicago, Virginia, Atlanta, and international infrastructure, with monitoring and expansion continuing over time.
WHY TTTE
Built from an operational need.
As Nubinity’s datacenter footprint expanded and on-premises managed services grew, the team needed a consistent way to manage and monitor customer and internal systems across locations.
TTTE became a role-based microservice and virtual-network fabric—similar to an extended services VPN—connecting infrastructure without treating every location as an isolated environment.
Following Nubinity’s 2025 acquisition of Veilock, the service-delivery connection was extended into Veilock systems, with future enterprise integration under development.