Rex’s infrastructure is hosted on the Google Cloud Platform (GCP). The GCP is one of the largest networks in the world, and is a robust, flexible and highly reliable supplier of virtual infrastructure.

Rex’s virtual servers in the GCP are in the company of Twitter, REA Group, Spotify, PayPal and HSBC. Even Apple uses the GCP for data storage for its iCloud services.

The benefit of our infrastructure is that it can be scaled up and down depending on user demand. This allows Rex to target 99.99% uptime and reliably deliver a product that’s critical for your company.

Our infrastructure is deployed across a number of physical locations around Australia and the United Kingdom. Our infrastructure is virtual; in the event of a hardware failure we can simply restart our server and immediately move to another physical server. As a result, our downtime (in the event we ever experience any) is minutes – not days. As well as that, we back up your files on at least an hourly basis.

The Google Could Platform's servers are housed in secure locations protected by physical security (biometrics, internal generators, the works) and virtual security, including the same encryption levels and security that’s been adopted by major banks. Your data is completely secure.