Learn about the different integration methods for your Datacenter proxy network, what are the guidelines, and some tips for best use.
Sending requests using your Datacenter proxy network
Bright Data's Datacenter proxies can be accessed via API request, browser, mobile, Proxy Manager, or 3rd party integrations.
For an in-depth interactive UI display of all our API use cases, code integrations, and advanced configurations see our Dynamic Proxy Integration Tool.
API requests
Here's an example of the simplest Datacenter proxy request using cURL that returns a JSON:
curl--proxy zproxy.lum-superproxy.io:22225 --proxy-user brd-customer-<CUSTOMER_ID>-zone-<ZONE_NAME>:<ZONE_PASSWORD> "http://target.site"
The expected output should look like the following:
{"ip":"ALLOCATED_IP","country":"PK","asn":{"asnum":203020,"org_name":"HostRoyale Technologies Pvt Ltd"},"geo":{"city":"Islamabad","region":"IS","region_name":"Islamabad","postal_code":"44040","latitude":33.7233,"longitude":73.0435,"tz":"Asia/Karachi","lum_city":"islamabad","lum_region":"is"}}
For an in-depth look into our API, see our API Documentation.
Integration Options
Learn more about the variety of integration options available to you, when using Bright Data's Datacenter proxies.
- Browser - Learn how to integrate Bright Data Datacenter proxies with Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Microsoft Edge.
- Mobile - Learn how to integrate Bright Data Datacenter proxies with your iPhone or Android device.
- Browser extension - Learn how to integrate your Datacenter proxy with Bright Data's browser extension.
- Bright Data's proxy manager - Learn how to integrate your Datacenter proxy with Bright Data's proxy manager.
- Third-Party And Browser Automation - Learn about the different third-party and browser automation integration options.
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