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Proxy as a Service, built into Quantum DataFactory
Managed, geo-distributed proxy for every Quantum Machine — provisioned at runtime, configured through the platform, and invisible to your existing code. Stop coupling proxy management to application logic.
The infrastructure work hiding inside every data pipeline
Modern data automation constantly talks to public websites, APIs, and external data sources. Many of those workloads need geographically distributed IP addresses, managed outbound connectivity, or controlled network routing to run reliably at scale.
Every data-extraction script ends up carrying infrastructure code it shouldn't own.
The traditional way to get there is painful. Developers have to select a proxy provider, wire up authentication, update application code with proxy-aware HTTP calls, rotate endpoints when they fail, and maintain the networking layer over time.
The result: proxy logic gets tightly coupled with business logic, every team reinvents the same plumbing, and long-term maintenance quietly consumes engineering capacity.
Proxy as a platform capability
Instead of asking developers to write proxy-specific code, we built Proxy as a Service directly into the Quantum DataFactory platform.
With a simple machine-level configuration, Quantum DataFactory automatically provisions the required proxy configuration at runtime. The platform manages the networking layer transparently, and existing Quantum Machines continue running without any modifications.
From a Machine Developer's perspective, nothing changes. Developers keep using standard HTTP libraries and the same business logic, while the platform handles proxy configuration seamlessly behind the scenes.
What this means for our customers
Six operational changes teams feel the day they turn it on.
No changes to existing code
Every Quantum Machine you've already built keeps running. Standard HTTP libraries, unchanged business logic — the proxy layer is invisible to your application.
Enabled by platform config
Turn on proxy support with a machine-level setting. No provider onboarding scripts, no auth wiring in application code, no proxy-rotation logic to maintain.
Centralized management
One place to manage proxy configuration, credentials, and routing rules across every workflow — instead of scattered configs inside each machine.
Seamless workflow integration
Proxy execution is part of the platform's runtime. Workflows, scheduling, retries, and monitoring behave the same whether proxy is on or off.
Simplified data-extraction deployment
Public-web data collection, API integrations, and enterprise automation ship faster because the networking layer isn't a project.
Consistent across environments
The same platform configuration governs proxy behavior in development, testing, and production — no environment-specific proxy code drift.
How it works
Machine config → platform provisions proxy → workflow runs unchanged.
Enable at the machine level
Turn on proxy support in the machine's configuration. No HTTP client refactor, no environment variables to shuffle.
Platform provisions the proxy at runtime
When the workflow executes, Quantum DataFactory attaches the required proxy configuration transparently — including endpoint selection and authentication.
Your machine runs unchanged
The Quantum Machine executes exactly as it always has, using standard HTTP libraries. All proxy handling is abstracted away.
Centralize routing and audit
Manage proxy credentials, routing rules, and usage centrally through the platform — with visibility into which workflows used which routes.
Who this is for
Especially valuable when outbound connectivity and network routing are critical.
Data extraction teams
Public-web data collection at scale — the proxy layer becomes a platform capability, not a per-script problem.
API integration owners
Integrations that need controlled outbound connectivity or specific network routing work reliably without custom infrastructure.
Enterprise automation
Workflows that touch external systems inherit consistent, audited outbound behavior across every environment.
Machine developers
Ship business logic, not networking plumbing. Standard HTTP libraries, standard code, platform-managed connectivity.
Why this matters
Infrastructure capabilities should be delivered as platform services — not implemented repeatedly inside every application. Proxy as a Service is another step toward making Quantum DataFactory a comprehensive platform for building, deploying, and operating enterprise-grade data automation workflows.
The outcome
Proxy management moves out of your application code and into the platform. Engineering teams spend time on business solutions, not on maintaining proxy infrastructure.
Frequently asked questions
What is Proxy as a Service (PaaS)?
Do I need to change my existing Quantum Machine code?
How do I enable proxy for a machine?
Is Proxy as a Service the same as buying a proxy pool?
Which use cases benefit most?
Is the configuration the same across environments?
Ship data workflows without owning the proxy layer
Try Proxy as a Service in Quantum DataFactory. No infrastructure to manage, no code changes to existing Quantum Machines.