Try @Nyr in this thread http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/16090/edis-austria-providing-colocation-for-raspberry-pi-for-100-free

Is this colocation provided by EDIS?

What I am trying to say with this is that if you are planning to offer RPi colocation you should pay extra attention to the security aspect. There is more risk involved than offering VPS.

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After a bit search i found a provider who offers for 1.60Euro's per Month colocation for raspberry pi.

Send your server to a colocation facility, with a good microphone inside the box, and then acoustically extract keys from all nearby servers.

NeedaServer.Net is a new company, but wholly owned by Corporate Colocation Inc. We have been around ten years- and own and operate almost 20K feet of datacenter in Los Angeles www.corporatecolo.com

I am interested in a Rpi colocation service. Price/performance ratio is not competitive with a VPS, but it could be a good off site backup solution, maybe with an external high capacity USB drive. Dat

http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/16524/raspberry-pi-colocation-in-usa#latest

But for US I think the main use would be storage/VPN/VoIP that kind of stuff, which needs good network. There definitely is high demand for US-based RPi colocation, I have seen a lot of questions in f

InterServer was established in April 1999 as a web presence provider. Over the years our company has expanded its product line to include dedicated servers, colocation and managed services. In 2006 In

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Dacentec. The colocation costs $30 per month.

@dot_txt : what are the colocation charges?

For now, only old offer have US server. Looking for colocation & managed for end december but deal is not yet done.

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But that'd probably be a lot costlier than buying 1U colocation, right? 150k?

We are using Rackspot. However, we are looking for Colocation in Spain now as Rackspot only offers Dedicated servers.

) Sorry, I abhor boneheads in support (read: people who either can't be bothered to think or have no brain to speak of). Your offer is one of the best on the market, to be sure, but your customer supp

Delimiter has never gone anywhere. I may not have the intimate knowledge of the whole drama that you do, but I know there has been a variety of issues along the way. Some I daresay self-created by the