Depending on the answers to the things above you should go for colocation.

If you don't need any special requirements (like RAID) and don't have spare hardware lying around, then you'll be able to find a dedicated for a better price. Colocation becomes an advantage when you

vs not-core-business. Our new home does colocation as it's core business (it even has colo in the name!), so we should be good to go now.

Well, 23 clients is more than the not-oversold value of 12 clients (almost double that). But that's just to pay for the CPU. If I continue to factor in other stuff like power (colocation?), motherbo

UPDATE: NWNX has confirmed our colocation order. We are packaging and shipping the servers now.

http://www.dc.ukrtelecom.ua/tariffs/colocation The prices seem reasonable.

I just noticed that BurstNET does not offer Colocation in Miami so the $200 for 100Mbps unmetered is not for Miami. Sorry for the confusion.

They also allow Colocation, which might also be an option if you can find servers cheap.

Yes but I trust them because they do other stuff such as Managed Servers and Colocation. I probably won't trust them if all they do is OvZ VPSes

Anyway, we need an external status website which should be NOT inside our network or any datacenter we use (or singlehomed to any carrier we have for that matter) - If anyone else has a similar thing

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Indeed - they do the basic server management/colocation. I think I've mentioned this on a previous post - unless you found out through our team?

But what's that about free colocation for the pi? I just googled it, and it sounds pretty awesome. Now I need two raspis, one for EDIS, one for home tinkering.

Uhm, Honestly UK would not be a viable option without Colocation for us.

For example most datacenters require 1 year contract for colocation.

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These are often the barriers to enter into colocation arrangements for a new provider

out of the country they can charge any price for colocation and server services.

out of the country they can charge any price for colocation and server services.

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