About Myanmar
Yangon is Myanmar's commercial capital and the practical point of presence for teams delivering services into the country. Zenlayer's Myanmar footprint sits entirely in this one metro, which keeps the in-country decision simple: deploy in Yangon, or serve Myanmar from outside its borders and accept the international leg on every request.
Zenlayer operates 2 data centers in Yangon, offering edge colocation, IP transit, and Cloud Connect from facilities certified to SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001. Bare metal cloud, Cloud WAN, and CDN are not deployed in this market, so Myanmar works as a delivery and interconnection edge for customer-owned hardware rather than as a hosting region.
Most teams therefore pair Yangon with one of Zenlayer's larger Southeast Asian markets. Compute and origin systems sit in Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, or Malaysia, and Myanmar carries the final leg into local networks. That split keeps the in-country footprint small while still placing cache, front-end, and API nodes on the near side of the international path.
Compute in Myanmar
Compute in Myanmar runs on customer-owned hardware. Zenlayer's Yangon footprint supports edge colocation, so teams rack and operate their own servers inside facilities certified to SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, with IP transit and Cloud Connect provisioned alongside the cabinet. Bare metal cloud (BMC) is not offered in this market.
The workloads that justify local hardware are the ones where a round trip out of the country is expensive: caching tiers for streaming and media, front ends for e-commerce and fintech applications serving Myanmar customers, and DNS or API endpoints that need to answer in-country. Origin systems and primary databases usually stay in a larger regional market.
Enterprise hardware
Intel Xeon Scalable. Up to 384 GB RAM. NVMe and SSD storage tiers.
Premium network
100+ Tbps backbone with dynamic, latency-optimized routing.
Instant provisioning
Deploy via Terraform, REST API, or the point-and-click zenConsole.
Flexible billing
Hourly pay-as-you-go with discounts for longer commitments.
Networking in Myanmar
Zenlayer's network services in Yangon are IP transit and Cloud Connect. IP transit delivers traffic into local networks from inside the metro where Myanmar's demand is concentrated, so domestic requests can settle in-country instead of hairpinning through a hub abroad. Cloud WAN and CDN are not turned up in Myanmar.
Cloud Connect provides private, dedicated links from Yangon into hyperscaler regions operated by AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud elsewhere in Asia Pacific, carrying enterprise traffic over committed capacity instead of the public internet, where cross-border congestion drives variable throughput. Those circuits terminate on Zenlayer's global backbone.
IP Transit
Blended carrier routes tuned for the lowest real-world latency.
Cloud Connect
Private, dedicated links into AWS, Azure, GCP, and Oracle.
Cloud WAN
Software-defined backbone spanning 290+ points of presence.
Edge protection
Layer 3 and 4 DDoS mitigation with real-time traffic filtering.
Colocation in Myanmar
Zenlayer's Myanmar inventory is 2 data centers in Yangon, certified to SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, supporting cabinet and cage deployments for customers running their own equipment. All three of the services offered in the country, colocation, IP transit, and Cloud Connect, sit in the same metro, so a Yangon deployment is normally specified as a single package.
Because Myanmar is a single-metro market for Zenlayer, resilience is designed across borders rather than across cities. Teams commonly keep a second copy of the workload in Singapore, Thailand, or Vietnam, treat Yangon as the in-country delivery point, and fail traffic outward to the regional site when the local one is unavailable.
Carrier-neutral
Access to 400+ carriers and major regional peering exchanges.
Flexible power
Standard and high-density rack configurations on request.
Secure access
Biometric entry, CCTV, and 24/7 dedicated remote hands.
Rapid turn-up
Cage-to-production cross-connects in days, not weeks.
Cities in Myanmar
Data Centers in Myanmar
2 totalYangon
Myanmar's largest city and commercial capital, the principal on-ramp for a 54M frontier market.
2 DCs
Yangon
Myanmar's largest city and commercial capital, the principal on-ramp for a 54M frontier market.
| Services | ||
|---|---|---|
| AP-Yangon1(Golden TMH)RGN1 | Golden TMH Telecom | ColoIP TransitCloud Connect |
| AP-Yangon4(Mytel_9Miles)RGN4 | Telecom International Myanmar | Colo |
FAQs
Common questions about deploying compute, networking, and colocation infrastructure in Myanmar.
Is Yangon the only Zenlayer location in Myanmar?
<p>Yes. Zenlayer's 2 Myanmar data centers are both in Yangon, and it is the only city in the country where the company holds inventory. Yangon is Myanmar's commercial capital, so a single deployment there is the whole in-country footprint: no second metro to plan around, no domestic split of traffic between sites, and one set of cross-connects to manage.</p>
Can I run bare metal or Cloud WAN in Myanmar?
<p>No. Myanmar is a focused market rather than a full-stack one. Edge colocation, IP transit, and Cloud Connect are live in Yangon, while bare metal cloud (BMC), Cloud WAN, and CDN are not offered there. Teams that need managed compute or a software-defined WAN normally place it in Singapore, Thailand, or Malaysia and extend into Myanmar from there.</p>
What does a typical Myanmar deployment look like?
<p>Most customers rack their own servers in a Yangon cabinet, take IP transit for delivery into local networks, and add Cloud Connect for a private path back to their cloud environment. The in-country nodes usually handle caching, front-end traffic, and API termination, while origin systems, databases, and batch processing stay in a larger regional market.</p>
How does a Yangon deployment connect back to my cloud environment?
<p>Cloud Connect provides a private, dedicated circuit from the Yangon facilities into hyperscaler regions operated by AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud elsewhere in Asia Pacific, running over Zenlayer's backbone rather than the public internet. That gives enterprise traffic committed capacity on the international leg, which is the segment most exposed to congestion.</p>
Which Zenlayer markets should Myanmar be paired with?
<p>Zenlayer also operates in Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Laos, and Nepal. Because Yangon provides delivery and interconnection rather than compute, it is almost always deployed alongside one of the larger Southeast Asian markets, most often Singapore or Thailand, which hosts the application while Myanmar handles the local edge.</p>
Deploy Infrastructure in Myanmar
Talk with Zenlayer to design a Yangon deployment built on edge colocation, IP transit into local networks, and Cloud Connect on-ramps.