Colocation

Host your own servers and network equipment in a professional data center with redundant power supply, climate control, physical security, and 24/7 access to the infrastructure.
Colocation is suitable for companies that need to maintain control over their own equipment, meet data hosting requirements, and secure a reliable engineering facility without the costs of building and maintaining an in-house server room. 

What the Client Gets

• Hosting of servers, storage systems, and network equipment in a Tier III data center;
• Guaranteed power supply with redundancy;
• Connection to communication channels and network infrastructure;
• 24/7 monitoring of the engineering environment;
• Physical equipment security and access control;
• Technical support and "remote hands" services;
• The ability to integrate with cloud infrastructure and VPC.

• Hosting corporate information systems;
• Launching private clouds and hybrid infrastructure;
• Backup and disaster recovery (DR) sites;
• Hosting databases and business-critical applications;
• Network nodes, routing, and inter-office connectivity;
• Meeting local data hosting/localization requirements.

• Per-unit hosting for individual servers and network devices;
• Dedicated racks for your own infrastructure;
• Isolated zones for projects with strict compliance and security requirements;
• Custom hosting with tailored power and connectivity calculations;
• Connection to L2/L3 networks, internet channels, and private segments.

• 24/7 access according to agreed-upon procedures;
• Assistance with equipment receiving, unloading, and installation;
• Basic technical tasks performed by data center engineers;
• Rebooting, patching, cable replacement, and visual inspections;
• Support during emergency and planned maintenance.

• Banks and FinTech;
• Government organizations;
• Enterprise companies;
• Integrators and SaaS providers;
• Companies with high availability and security requirements;
• Businesses building a hybrid model: owned equipment + cloud.