Dedicated server hosting?
Alvin Oga
alvin at maggie.linux-consulting.com
Sun May 25 22:50:36 PDT 2003
hi ya jake
name the price range you wanna pay, and oyu can find
people that will fit that budget
name the "SLA" you want, and/or tech support proficiency
and you eliminate lots of possible vendors ??
- tech support will be a major key if you
need your servers to stay up and running ...
5Mbps .. sustained .. you've eliminated lots of the
smaller webhosting outfits ( and you're now looking for real colos )
- i say, watch out for those "overselling" of the same bandwidth
gazillion times over
c ya
alvin
- from my poking around last few weeks..
level3 $ 900 full rack + $800 for 5Mbps
he.net $ 400 full rack + $100 for 1Mbps ( $400/5Mbps)
layer42 $ 500 full rack w/ 1Mbps
...
uu.net used to be good .. till mci took over
and is now a giant mess, though they
still carry 25% of the worlds traffic
and you can get either level3 or he.net for lot less if you go
"shopping" around
(bankrupt) above.net is now mfn.net
(tinkering on bk) cogent.net was/is the old psi.net
- major pops/naps
http://www.navigators.com/isp.html ( good stuff )
http://www.micro-colo.net/POP.gifs/
On Sun, 25 May 2003, Jake Fahnert wrote:
> Greetings!
>
> I'm new to the list, so I hope it's ok to ask this type of question
> here.
>
> I'm starting up a project, and I need a place to host a few servers.
> I'd rather lease some servers, but most of the places I've checked out
> seem to have rather high prices, for slow intel hardware. We're running
> a postgres db, and apache-2.0.45 with php & mod_perl, to do some pretty
> heavy updates & selects for an application we're building, so speed is
> important.. We're probably going to push out about 5megabit/s sustained.
>
> Does anybody have a place they've used before, that they can refer me
> to?
>
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