With this approach, the hardware is owned by the service provider, so upfront capital expenses are replaced by operating expenses. Scaling up and down is easy. And the on-prem-as-a-service provider handles all the installation, maintenance...
Organizations are reaping the rewards of running bare-metal servers in colocation centers instead of just spinning up bare-metal instances in the public cloud.
Are colocation facilities more or less secure than on-premises infrastructure or public clouds? Here’s a breakdown of their security advantages and disadvantages.
You’ve chosen to go with a colocation facility over a public cloud. Now you must choose a colo that’s the best fit for your organization.
Azure-based vulnerabilities garnered headlines and mind share in September; colocation managed services emerges as a new business model among data center providers; and more.
Now more than ever, colo providers have been offering interconnection as a service to customers, often as a premium feature. You’d think interconnectivity would be a standard feature. So what it is exactly?
