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Reliable Colocation in Amsterdam

protocolsprotocols Member
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Searching for premium network (no packet loss) colocation for 2U in Amsterdam.

Any recommendations? Serverius is not premium :P

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  • c1vhostingc1vhosting Member, Host Rep

    @protocols said: Searching for premium network (no packet loss) colocation for 2U in Amsterdam.

    >

    Voxility should do the trick.

  • protocolsprotocols Member

    Voxility only offers 10U and above.

  • georgedatacentergeorgedatacenter Member, Patron Provider

    @protocols said:
    Searching for premium network (no packet loss) colocation for 2U in Amsterdam.

    Any recommendations? Serverius is not premium :P

    what does Serverius have?

  • HosteroidHosteroid Member, Patron Provider

    @protocols said:
    Voxility only offers 10U and above.

    Not if you know a guy, that knows a guy B) >:)

  • c1vhostingc1vhosting Member, Host Rep

    @Hosteroid said:

    @protocols said:
    Voxility only offers 10U and above.

    Not if you know a guy, that knows a guy B) >:)

    that knows a guy!

  • MattBGPMattBGP Member

    @RoyaleHosting can hook you up with that :smile:

  • dfroedfroe Member, Host Rep

    You should specify your amount of traffic and at which data rate you cannot tolerate packet loss.

  • protocolsprotocols Member

    @dfroe said:
    You should specify your amount of traffic and at which data rate you cannot tolerate packet loss.

    100mbit 95th on Gbit port.

    Thanked by 1dfroe
  • wiggywiggy Member, Host Rep

    @Hybula is one of the most ideal places to be with.

    Thanked by 1Hybula
  • HybulaHybula Member, Patron Provider

    @wiggy said:
    @Hybula is one of the most ideal places to be with.

    Thanks for the mention. We can offer this close to Amsterdam (100 km / 2 ms), in our home town Doetinchem. Including transit from our backbone AS35133.

  • protocolsprotocols Member

    @Hybula said:

    @wiggy said:
    @Hybula is one of the most ideal places to be with.

    Thanks for the mention. We can offer this close to Amsterdam (100 km / 2 ms), in our home town Doetinchem. Including transit from our backbone AS35133.

    too far away for now unfortunately. not latency but logistics.

  • HostSlickHostSlick Member, Patron Provider
    edited September 7

    Did you try contact 3W Infra? Can recommend them. Done Business before. Good Guys. Im Sure they can fullfill so.

    https://www.3winfra.com/datacenters.php

  • DPDP Administrator, The Domain Guy

    Check with @RickBakkr or @Pjottertjah.

  • ValVal Member

    What's wrong with Serverius?

    Thanked by 2sasslik BasToTheMax
  • DPDP Administrator, The Domain Guy

    @terrahost is in Amsterdam too I believe.

  • fluffernutterfluffernutter Member

    @DP said:
    @terrahost is in Amsterdam too I believe.

    They don't offer colocation in AMS.

  • fluffernutterfluffernutter Member

    @RoyaleHosting has your back though.

  • RoyaleHostingRoyaleHosting Member, Patron Provider

    We are able to offer this! you can find more about the colocation services here: https://royalehosting.net/store/colocation

    The colocation we offer is located in Equinix AM5 and we are happy to answer any questions you have through a live chat or a ticket.

  • RoyaleHostingRoyaleHosting Member, Patron Provider
    edited September 8

    @fluffernutter said:
    @RoyaleHosting has your back though.

    Thank you for mentioning us! :)

  • RoyaleHostingRoyaleHosting Member, Patron Provider

    @MattBGP said:
    @RoyaleHosting can hook you up with that :smile:

    Thanks for the mention! :)

  • wiggywiggy Member, Host Rep

    @protocols said:

    @Hybula said:

    @wiggy said:
    @Hybula is one of the most ideal places to be with.

    Thanks for the mention. We can offer this close to Amsterdam (100 km / 2 ms), in our home town Doetinchem. Including transit from our backbone AS35133.

    too far away for now unfortunately. not latency but logistics.

    Would you be trying to visit the server every so often or something?

    Most providers do not allow walk ins for anything less then a quarter or half. Very rare for them atleast.

  • xx00xxxx00xx Member

    https://obe.net (iron mountain amsterdam)

    https://www.wd6.net aka we dare (website outdated) or https://www.csv-networks.nl a customer of wedare (both databarn amsterdam)

    https://dc1.amsterdam belongs to https://high5.nl (digital reality or northc in amsterdam)

    maybe https://www.providerdienste.de aka https://www.ultravps.eu/en/ (iron mountain amsterdam)

    Thanked by 2protocols UltraVPS
  • emghemgh Member

    @xx00xx said: https://obe.net (iron mountain amsterdam)

    What?

    Obe is Obe and they're swedish

    Thanked by 1fluffernutter
  • protocolsprotocols Member

    Those are all colos, but I’m more interested in who has reliable networking? Any references/reviews?

    Royalehosting has been quite under DDoS for 1-2 years. Its affecting customers: https://status.royalehosting.net/incidents

    I need a more stable colocation.

    Thanked by 1sasslik
  • MattBGPMattBGP Member

    @protocols said:
    Those are all colos, but I’m more interested in who has reliable networking? Any references/reviews?

    Royalehosting has been quite under DDoS for 1-2 years. Its affecting customers: https://status.royalehosting.net/incidents

    I need a more stable colocation.

    I can highly Vouch for Royale Hosting, I’ve been colocating there since almost a year now. Within this time there were zero power outages or severely long network downtimes. It makes sense that Royale Hosting is always under DDoS since they literally specialize on Protecting against them :smile: sometimes reaching multiple hundreds of gigabits per second. And with the ease of perusing DDoS Attacks nowadays you don’t want to have a Provider that blackholes your IPs when you ever fall a victim to them just to save their own network throwing you as a single customer off their network. Trust me I’m speaking from experience. This is my personal opinion. Hope I could help!

  • protocolsprotocols Member

    So instead all customers are suffering ;)

  • SillyGooseSillyGoose Member

    @Hybula The prem stuff of NL and AMS should contact him

    Thanked by 1Hybula
  • HybulaHybula Member, Patron Provider

    @SillyGoose said:
    @Hybula The prem stuff of NL and AMS should contact him

    Thanks for the mention :heart:

    We can deliver transit in all major DCs in the Netherlands. Check our facility list here:
    https://www.peeringdb.com/net/19509

    Thanked by 1SillyGoose
  • xx00xxxx00xx Member

    @emgh said:

    What?

    Obe is Obe and they're swedish

    https://obe.net/hosting/co-location "Co-location services are available in Stockholm, Malmö, Gothenburg, Sundsvall, Oslo and Amsterdam."

    @protocols said:
    Those are all colos, but I’m more interested in who has reliable networking? Any references/reviews?

    you said "Searching for premium network (no packet loss) colocation for 2U in Amsterdam."

    you did nothing say about ddos attacks. serverius is pretty premium. forget leaseweb, worldstream/greenhouse is ok but not amsterdam and only when attacks are not large. forget every provider using nawas without own filtering appliances in the netherlands.

    wedare/wd6 and csv-networks have voxility as protection.

    Thanked by 1emgh
  • protocolsprotocols Member

    I do not need protection as I use Cloudflare and similar, but I do not want to be affected by the network/other customers being attacked.

    Small providers or those with insufficient protection you will measure impact for any DDoS even if its not directed at you.

    Worldstream is indeed pretty good and I have good experience with their network quality but im looking for AMS currently :)

    Serverius I hear they have often packetloss due to noisy neighbours. So not sure.

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