Bootchina Huaqi Cloud Server A, CNY 118.00/mo. on Windows Cloud

Huaqi Cloud Server A has been added on Feb 15, 2020

💪 CPU/Cores :	E5-2600 dual core
🔋 RAM :	2000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive Chat
🌏 Server Locations :	China
⚑ Targeting :	CN

Original plan URL was http://www.bootchina.com/user/cloud.asp

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Review of Bootchina (Huaqi Data / Anhui Yanhuang Network Technology Co., Ltd.)

Bootchina, operating under the parent company Anhui Yanhuang Network Technology Co., Ltd., was once considered a key player in China's hosting and internet services market. With operations officially ceasing in 2025, it leaves behind a legacy shaped by its long-standing presence and deep integration with enterprise-level solutions.

Background and Reputation

Founded in 2005, Yanhuang Network grew into a prominent internet service provider in China, earning credibility through early certifications from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. Over the years, it developed a strong portfolio including domain registration, virtual and cloud hosting, VPS, server leasing, and corporate email services.
The company was particularly noted for handling large-scale infrastructure with high standards of operational reliability. At its peak, it managed over 150,000 domains and maintained a ranking within China’s top ten domain registrars, an impressive feat that reflected not just volume but consistency in service delivery.

Infrastructure and Services

Huaqi Data, the brand under which hosting and cloud products were offered, maintained a distributed presence across more than 10 domestic and international IDC data centers. Their cloud infrastructure was characterized by modern features including:

• SSD-based storage architecture
• Three-layered data storage protection
• DDoS mitigation and 20G+ defense capability
• BGP-based bandwidth to resolve regional connectivity issues

The provider supported hot migration between data centers, ensuring business continuity, and implemented server resource pooling, which allowed clients to offload or reallocate idle resources for better cost-efficiency.

Security and Monitoring

One of Huaqi Data’s distinguishing elements was its strong focus on network and data security. They offered multi-level defense systems including firewalls, anti-DDoS mechanisms, malware scanning, and intrusion detection. Their data integrity model boasted a claimed 99.999% data security rate, largely credited to the layered caching and backup systems.
In addition, customers could monitor their infrastructure via real-time dashboards, offering insight into server performance, traffic usage, and system health.

Cloud Offerings and Enterprise Focus

The company's Elastic Cloud Server lineup aimed to attract enterprise customers with scalable, high-performance options. Specifications were generous, with multiple instance types, upgradable resources, and dedicated compute capabilities. The cloud environment was supported by Intel Haswell CPUs, DDR4 RAM, and SAS3 SSD storage, delivering fast performance suited to demanding applications such as gaming platforms, e-commerce sites, and mobile service backends.
Also available were industry-specific solutions—targeting financial services, education, and media streaming—with pre-configured templates to simplify deployment.

Customer Support and User Experience

Support was a cornerstone of the brand. Yanhuang Network provided 24/7 on-site maintenance personnel, dedicated account management, and even claimed to offer 100x compensation in the event of server faults, although such claims may have been more symbolic than regularly enforced.
The interface for management was accessible via console or API, and users were given full administrative access to manage their cloud servers, reboot instances, or track system metrics in detail.