Rent of racks (colocation) in the TIER-III data center

Renting racks in a data center (colocation) is the placement of own equipment (server and network equipment, data storage) in a data center on a site specially equipped for this, with temperature control. The service is relevant for companies for which high fault tolerance and security are critical.

• placement of a certain number of racks in the data center;
• organization of remote access to equipment;
• creation and maintenance of the necessary climate regime;
• equipment service;
• connecting to a communication channel, issuing an IP address;
• round-the-clock monitoring;
• free transportation of equipment to our data centers around the clock;
• round-the-clock consultations;
• security;
• free storage of spare parts, tools and accessories;
• power supply.
• two independent power lines per rack, 5.5 kW or more each;

• diesel generator set;
• automatic input of a reserve for switching between inputs and DGS;
• single ground loop;
• cabinet precision air conditioners;
• biometric access control system;
• three levels of access;
• high cooling efficiency;
• fire extinguishing system;
• integrated monitoring system;
• Meet-Me-Room, a separate room for a passive optical distribution box;
• 2 independent fiber optic inputs;
• network neutrality, communication channels from any operator.

We provide technical support around the clock, also provide equipment for replacement during repair or purchase of a new one.

It is possible to provide direct optical fibers from anywhere in the city, as well as dedicated channels.

• The cost of renting one unit is from 100 usd/month (up to 400 W power, 100 Mbps communication channel, 1 IP address).
• The cost of a 5-kilowatt 42-inch rack is from 1 200 usd/month.

Additional paid services: protection against DDoS attacks, access to the Internet at high speed, increase in dedicated power supply.

The cost of hosting Colocation servers depends on the following options:

• data center reliability level*;
• power consumption**;
• the number of units;
• communication channel widths;
• the number of IP addresses;
• availability of protection against DDoS attacks.

Additional services:

• equipment installations,
• providing access to equipment,
• remote maintenance.

*If there are no increased requirements for fault tolerance, the optimal category TIER-II, if it is necessary to ensure continuous operation, it is necessary to place the equipment in a data center of the categoryTIER-III;

**Additional power may be provided as a separate package.