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 When considering colocation there are a number of points which must be taken into account to ensure you choose not only the right one but one which will not need to be changed for some time. Below we have listed these points
Managed Services / Dedicated Server Rental against Colocation
Whilst this may seem strange, some multinamed companies will try to convice you that managed services are the way forward and is a more sound and financially viable option. Maybe hosting with them, it would be! However, colocation with A1isp will prove to be the best option for your off site IT infrastructure.
Quality and plentiful Colocation bandwidth
A1isp provide quality bandwidth within our Redbus colocation facility in London's Docklands. Unlike our competitors we provide QoS Vlans in order to partition our customers have the ability to burst to port speed at any time. This, added to the fact your equipment will be directly connected to a Layer 3 switch with 250GB switching fabric and you have superfast, quality bandwidth that will not degraduate no matter what time of day it is.
Convenient purpose built Colocation facilities
Some colocation data centre facilities have a reputation for bad cooling or narrow bandwidth. Fortunately, Redbus is regarded as one of the premier colocation locations, not just in London or even the UK but in Europe.
Our colocation facilities are maintained at their temperature regardless of the time of year and temperature outside. Onsite state of the art generators ensure too that power is supplied limitlessly and is plentiful. Infact everything you would expect from an off site colocation data centre exists within our Redbus facility. The only unique attribute being 'the best' is at the forefront of all decision making and planning for the future requirements and disaster recovery.
Limitless access to your Colocated equipment
What happens if your rented server becomes faulty? You know, that server you have never seen (apart from a log in prompt whenever 'access' is required)? What happens if there is a fault hard disk or motherboard. If a qualified engineer at your hosting company is not present that day and avoidance because key whenever you call or email them? Colocation of your own server is the only answer.
Thousands of pounds could be lost and your decision to go managed, however good it looked on paper, proved worthless.
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