ReliableSite launches in Querétaro, Mexico

concept · July 30

I just got the email from Reliablesite that they are taking preorders for their Mexico DC. Interesting location, never thought I would see Mexico given they already have Miami/Los Angeles.

Link to Mexico servers: https://www.reliablesite.net/dedicated-servers/mexico-dedicated-servers.aspx

Email:

Our Mexico location is in its final phase. Racks are in, the network is being tested, and we're close to the official launch.

As we prepare, pre-orders for our AMD EPYC and Ryzen dedicated servers in Mexico are now open.

Secure your preferred configuration today and be among the first to deploy when our new location launches.

Choose from our high-performance bare metal, available for pre-order:

AMD EPYC 4545P 256GB

AMD Ryzen 9950X 256GB

Our Querétaro, Mexico location will mirror the bare metal infrastructure of our U.S. and Europe regions, with instant provisioning, 24/7 in-house technical support, and DDoS protection enabled by default.

All servers in Mexico include 500 Mbps of unmetered bandwidth.

Claim Your Server Today

If you have any questions, simply reply to this email or open a ticket, and our team will get back to you shortly.

Mexico is one of several new locations we’re introducing this summer at ReliableSite. We’ll have more to share soon.

— The ReliableSite Team

rpqu · July 30

Woo hoo

MikeA · July 30

$280-400/mo minimum for anyone skimming. Looks like wantelco upstream (270158), seems like a good network for the location.

concept · July 30

@MikeA said:
$280-400/mo minimum for anyone skimming. Looks like wantelco upstream (270158), seems like a good network for the location.

ExtraVM Mexico? I hope someone buys it and sells VPSes. We could use more vps providers with Mexico location.

MikeA · July 30

@concept said:

@MikeA said:
$280-400/mo minimum for anyone skimming. Looks like wantelco upstream (270158), seems like a good network for the location.

ExtraVM Mexico? I hope someone buys it and sells VPSes. We could use more vps providers with Mexico location.

I don't use them anymore I'm sure someone will try.

MrRadic · July 30

Beyond Wantelco we're waiting on IENTC to come online. Both were selected because of strengths in local routing within Mexico and the overall Latin American region.

We spent a good amount of effort testing with local isps in Mexico to find the right carriers.

Our offerings there are competitive in both hardware choices and bandwidth.

JoshR · July 30

@MikeA said:

@concept said:

@MikeA said:
$280-400/mo minimum for anyone skimming. Looks like wantelco upstream (270158), seems like a good network for the location.

ExtraVM Mexico? I hope someone buys it and sells VPSes. We could use more vps providers with Mexico location.

I don't use them anymore I'm sure someone will try.

Hmmmm... Might be an idea... Depends if @MrRadic Plays nicely.

MrRadic · July 31

@JoshR said:

@MikeA said:

@concept said:

@MikeA said:
$280-400/mo minimum for anyone skimming. Looks like wantelco upstream (270158), seems like a good network for the location.

ExtraVM Mexico? I hope someone buys it and sells VPSes. We could use more vps providers with Mexico location.

I don't use them anymore I'm sure someone will try.

Hmmmm... Might be an idea... Depends if @MrRadic Plays nicely.

I'm not allowed to play anymore. Lots of new, really talented people making decisions now and the improvements are coming almost daily across support, operations, etc.

Honestly better than I could have ever done.

freelanceonline · July 31

The truth is, I'm not really interested in Mexico; It's like having it in the United States. I prefer Peru... Brazil, for some reason, has too much ping For those in South America.

vinhais · July 31

LG?

forest · July 31

@concept said:

@MikeA said:
$280-400/mo minimum for anyone skimming. Looks like wantelco upstream (270158), seems like a good network for the location.

ExtraVM Mexico? I hope someone buys it and sells VPSes. We could use more vps providers with Mexico location.

I'd love if someone did. I've been looking for a good Mexico VPS for ages.

alexanderras · July 31

@forest said:

@concept said:

@MikeA said:
$280-400/mo minimum for anyone skimming. Looks like wantelco upstream (270158), seems like a good network for the location.

ExtraVM Mexico? I hope someone buys it and sells VPSes. We could use more vps providers with Mexico location.

I'd love if someone did. I've been looking for a good Mexico VPS for ages.

Same

MrRadic · July 31

@vinhais said:
LG?

It will be here next week. We're still spinning up automation and other services.

https://www.reliablesite.net/network/

PolyAnthi · July 31

@MikeA said:
$280-400/mo minimum for anyone skimming. Looks like wantelco upstream (270158), seems like a good network for the location.

I checked out the upstream when this post was first up. They're announcing RS's ranges to DE-CIX FRA as well as NYC etc, it is prepended seemingly but prepends don't mean much when networks prioritise peering etc before transit.

https://lg.de-cix.net/search?q=209.222.111

Actually seems prepended on transit too?

[email protected]> show route 209.222.111.0/24

inet.0: 1051174 destinations, 15765862 routes (1051171 active, 2 holddown, 1 hidden)
+ = Active Route, - = Last Active, * = Both

209.222.111.0/24   *[BGP/170] 1d 00:06:53, MED 0, localpref 100, from 213.200.87.30
                      AS path: 3257 1299 270158 23470 23470 23470 23470 I, validation-state: unverified
                    > to 141.136.111.13 via xe-1/0/0.0
                    [BGP/170] 1d 00:06:44, MED 0, localpref 100, from 213.200.82.64
                      AS path: 3257 174 270158 23470 23470 23470 23470 I, validation-state: unverified
                    > to 141.136.111.13 via xe-1/0/0.0

Swiftnode · July 31

What was the motivation behind Mexico rather than Dallas, Houston, or even McAllen?

I'm testing against 209.222.111.1 (with pingpe and globalping.io) and it seems to perform worse (latency wise) than Dallas in almost every scenario. (Columbia, Costa Rica, Brazil, Panama, Argentina, Bolivia, Venezuela, Uruguay, Ecuador)

I tested against an IENTC IP as well (38.65.139.1) since you said IENTC is coming up as well, and they don't really perform any better, and both Wantelco and IENTC have a presence in DE-CIX Dallas.

deafcon · July 31

@Swiftnode said:
What was the motivation behind Mexico rather than Dallas, Houston, or even McAllen?

I'm testing against 209.222.111.1 (with pingpe and globalping.io) and it seems to perform worse (latency wise) than Dallas in almost every scenario. (Columbia, Costa Rica, Brazil, Panama, Argentina, Bolivia, Venezuela, Uruguay, Ecuador)

I tested against an IENTC IP as well (38.65.139.1) since you said IENTC is coming up as well, and they don't really perform any better, and both Wantelco and IENTC have a presence in DE-CIX Dallas.

I didn't test like you did, but expected the results you got with respect to this Queretaro location and South America. Even Costa Rica and Panama make sense, as they are probably routed out to the coast, then under sea, before landing back on land. I can see this PoP being interesting if your users are in Mexico City though.

JoshR · July 31

If want to have ping/looking glass testing here in Houston.
Can use https://lg.62467.net

netomx · August 1

tacohost incoming

luckypenguin · August 1

ReliableSite are great. Sponsoring 2 GrapheneOS mirrors in LA and Miami.

MrRadic · August 1

@Swiftnode said:
What was the motivation behind Mexico rather than Dallas, Houston, or even McAllen?

I'm testing against 209.222.111.1 (with pingpe and globalping.io) and it seems to perform worse (latency wise) than Dallas in almost every scenario. (Columbia, Costa Rica, Brazil, Panama, Argentina, Bolivia, Venezuela, Uruguay, Ecuador)

I tested against an IENTC IP as well (38.65.139.1) since you said IENTC is coming up as well, and they don't really perform any better, and both Wantelco and IENTC have a presence in DE-CIX Dallas.

Dallas incoming.

The people who want Mexico and understand routing in Mexico will know why we made the choices we made.

If you don't live in Mexico or have any presence there, I understand you're looking world wide from the outside in, major carriers are hitting the big surrounding PoPs, these are all backhaul, but provide terrible hyper local connectivity.

Mexico is under served and not connected like other major hubs, so it took a lot of effort to find the right upstream.

Swiftnode · August 1

@MrRadic said:
Dallas incoming.

Ah, okay. I remembered talking with you a year or so ago and you were looking at facilities in/around Dallas. I assumed this location was a change in plans in regards to Dallas rather than a different location.

That'll teach me to assume.

concept · August 1

More options the better honestly. Now we need someone to do Brazil.

MrRadic · August 1

@Swiftnode said:

@MrRadic said:
Dallas incoming.

Ah, okay. I remembered talking with you a year or so ago and you were looking at facilities in/around Dallas. I assumed this location was a change in plans in regards to Dallas rather than a different location.

That'll teach me to assume.

We're weeks away from Dallas, just finishing up dark fiber and cross connects there at infomart.

Otherwise servers and equipment is already racked and ready to go.

TimboJones · August 1

@freelanceonline said:
The truth is, I'm not really interested in Mexico; It's like having it in the United States. I prefer Peru... Brazil, for some reason, has too much ping For those in South America.

You mean latency? Ping is an application.

forest · August 2

@TimboJones said:

@freelanceonline said:
The truth is, I'm not really interested in Mexico; It's like having it in the United States. I prefer Peru... Brazil, for some reason, has too much ping For those in South America.

You mean latency? Ping is an application.

There's just too much /bin/ping in Brazil. Ever log into a Brazilian server? It's /bin/ping everywhere!

freelanceonline · August 2

@TimboJones said:

@freelanceonline said:
The truth is, I'm not really interested in Mexico; It's like having it in the United States. I prefer Peru... Brazil, for some reason, has too much ping For those in South America.

You mean latency? Ping is an application.

Yes, I mean latency. “Ping” is a command available almost everywhere, so it has become synonymous with measuring latency.

92.38.150.24 This is the IP address of the Counter-Strike server for Play CS Brazil https://play-cs.com/es/servers

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