What does this service deliver?
We select an appropriate data-centre partner against technical and operational requirements.
Location and connectivity selection
Clear infrastructure and operational ownership
Planned migration and rollback
Hosting & Data Center Solutions
Data-centre and hosting options aligned with your workload.
We plan dedicated servers, colocation and managed hosting around location, connectivity, security, backup and response requirements.
What is included?
A hosting decision should not be based on monthly price alone.
Hosting services are delivered from facilities owned or operated by our contracted data-centre partners in Türkiye, the United States, Serbia, Europe and Asia-Pacific. The appropriate location and infrastructure are selected for each project's capacity, connectivity, security and regulatory requirements.
Server or rack placement, power and network capacity, IP and carrier options, DDoS protection, firewalls, backup, remote hands and managed operations are defined separately in the proposal. Availability figures, certifications and physical-facility specifications are shared only where they have been verified for the selected provider.
Service scope
What the engagement can include
Managed hosting
We deploy and operate web, application and data tiers on resources selected for the workload.
Dedicated servers and colocation
We provide dedicated-server and data-centre space options for critical workloads that require hardware control.
Network and connectivity
We plan carrier, port, traffic, private-network and secure-access options according to the selected location's capabilities.
DDoS and network security
We use traffic filtering, segmentation, firewall and access policies to protect services within the agreed scope.
Backup and disaster recovery
We define backup, secondary-location and recovery options according to the workload and selected service scope.
Operations and responsibility model
We clearly define how monitoring, remote hands, on-site intervention and escalation responsibilities are divided between the partner provider and Hosted Technology.
Technologies considered for the project
Dedicated serversColocationMulti-carrier networksDDoS protectionBackup24/7 network operations
The final stack depends on your current environment, team and requirements.Decision guide
When is this service a good fit?
When physical control, location and continuity all matter.Current situation
The workload requires dedicated hardware or resources
How we approach it
We compare dedicated servers, colocation and managed-hosting options by control, cost and operating effort.
Intended outcomeA physical infrastructure model suited to the workload
Current situation
Latency and data location are critical
How we approach it
We compare locations against user geography, carriers, connectivity, relevant requirements and recovery objectives.
Intended outcomeA region and carrier choice aligned with latency and data-location needs
Current situation
Power, network and hardware operations create risk
How we approach it
We clarify redundancy, monitoring, response, backup and ownership boundaries in the service design.
Intended outcomeDocumented ownership for power, network, backup and response
Share the workload, current capacity and continuity objective.Review your hosting requirement ↗
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about capacity, responsibility and continuity.
How is this different from keeping a server in our office?+
Power, cooling, connectivity, physical access, monitoring and response effort are compared alongside total cost and risk. The decision is not based on monthly price alone.
Who operates the data-centre facilities?+
Services are delivered from facilities owned or operated by our contracted data-centre partners. Hosted Technology is responsible for the agreed location selection, infrastructure deployment, migration and operating services set out in the contract.
Will there be downtime during migration?+
We prepare the inventory, dependencies, data synchronisation, testing, production cutover and rollback plan. Any likely maintenance window is clarified before the proposal is finalised.
What happens if the hardware needs urgent attention?+
Remote-hands, on-site intervention and escalation procedures are defined in the service description, including what is and is not covered.
How is the SLA defined?+
The measured service, responsibility boundary, exclusions, maintenance windows, communications and any service credits are set out in the agreement.
How are timescale and cost determined?+
Timescale and cost are set after we understand the scope, current systems, integrations, data migration, testing and support requirements. We do not promise a fixed duration or price without this information.