Redundant power
UPS units and a generator keep your hardware running during power outages.
Your hardware, our infrastructure
Host your server in a data center
Bring or ship your hardware — we’ll rack it, connect it to power and the network, and monitor it around the clock.
1U–42U
from one unit to a full rack
24/7
remote hands
N+1
power redundancy
Features
Everything your hardware needs, except the server itself
Colocation is a good fit when you already own hardware or have special hardware requirements, and keeping a server room in the office is expensive and risky.
Cooling
Precision air conditioners maintain stable temperature and humidity in the server hall.
Network
1 Gbps port, IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, and multiple ports and separate VLANs if needed.
Physical security
Access control, video surveillance and on-site security around the clock.
Remote hands
Reboots, disk replacement, KVM connection and indicator checks on request.
Monitoring
We monitor hardware availability and notify you if your server stops responding.
Included
What colocation includes
We’ve gathered the key features in one place to make launch and day-to-day work easier.
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Rack space
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Power
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Network port
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IP addresses
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Rack mounting
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Remote hands
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Availability monitoring
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On-site access by arrangement
Good to know
Colocation or server rental
Colocation means hosting your own hardware in a provider’s data center. You own the server, and the provider supplies space, power, cooling and connectivity.
When colocation pays off
If your hardware is already purchased, has a specific configuration or holds data that can’t be placed on someone else’s hardware, colocation gives you data center conditions without the capital costs of your own server room.
For projects that need flexibility without buying hardware, renting a dedicated server is more convenient: the provider takes care of component replacement and warranty.
How to prepare your hardware
Before colocation, agree with us on the server’s height in rack units, power consumption, number of network ports and required IP addresses. The server must be rack-mountable and come with mounting rails.
Set up remote access — IPMI, iLO or iDRAC — to manage the server without physical access. We’ll help with the network connection and first boot.
FAQ
Answers before you start
The price depends on the number of rack units, power consumption, bandwidth and number of IP addresses. Describe your hardware in a support request and we’ll send you a quote.
Bring the hardware in person by prior arrangement or send it by courier. We’ll receive, mount and connect it.
Yes, on-site access is granted by prior arrangement. For minor tasks, the remote hands service is more convenient.
Reboot it via IPMI or open a ticket — an on-site engineer will reboot or inspect the hardware.
Ready to continue?
Host your server in a data center
Write to us if you need help choosing or getting started.