Showing posts with label Colocation Data Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colocation Data Center. Show all posts

Monday, 20 April 2020

DataFirst : Security as a Service (SaaS)




We at DataFirst are working hard to enhance our product and service for our clients.  We added new services to improve availability with security. We have added the following new service.

Web Application Security Testing

Automated as well as exhaustive manual website security testing identifies flaws in your web application security and business logic related vulnerabilities. Every security test goes beyond international standards such as OWASP and SANS, and comes with a detailed impact assessment and mitigation proposal.
Web App Penetration testing that simulates hackers, specialized vulnerability assessments (including web application security assessments), automated scans, and manual checks reduce the number of false negatives and identify all security gaps in your systems, your software, servers or any other critical element of your organization.

Secure Configuration Documentation

A secure configuration audit checks every facet of your network for the vulnerabilities hackers exploit to gain access. This includes operating systems, your network, and databases.

Network Penetration Testing

Given enough time and effort, sophisticated modern-day hackers will find existing weaknesses in your network. That is why we spend time and effort in identifying vulnerabilities before hackers can exploit them.
Our network penetration testing uses ethical hacking and controlled exploits to identify weaknesses in your network, so you know your security posture.

This services will secure your infrastructure and make you self highly available in current cyber world.

Please contact us for any requirement our website www.datafirst.co.in

Wednesday, 1 April 2020

Benefits That Come Along with VPS Hosting - Data First



Here are some of the benefits That come along with VPS hosting:


1. Stability: Unlike shared hosting, the traffic and activities of other VPS customers will not adversely affect your operation.

2. RELATED:  Bursting Five Managed Hosting Misconceptions.

3. Performance: Having your own allotment of resources allows you and your visitors to enjoy faster load times.

4. Dedicated Resources: VPS hosting provides you with more disk space, CPU and RAM.

5. Flexibility: You have the freedom to choose the operating system and software you want to install on the server.

For more details call us 1800 233 9966, 87528202054 or email us info@datafirst.co.in

Thursday, 20 February 2020

What Every Business Needs to Know About the Costs of Colocation

Server colocation is a great choice for companies that are interested in streamlining their server operations. By leasing space in a data center, companies have the ability to redistribute bandwidth and power costs, while also having the option to have complete control over their data and hardware.

The amount of money that companies save in networking and power alone can be enough to move their servers completely offsite. However, there are other expenses that should be considered before making the decision to do so.

Colocation Pricing Considerations Before you select a provider, there are things that your company should be aware of. Here’s what you need to know:

1. Hardware
When you’re paying for colocation hosting, you’re not paying for the “rent” on a dedicated server machine. This means that you’re using your own company’s equipment, which creates the need for you to purchase your own hardware.

2. Costs Per Rack
The pricing of colocation heavily depends on the required physical space that’s rented out. The physical space that is rented out has two different ways that it can be measured: in space per square root or in rack units (U).

3. Setting Up
The standard colocation host has a Service Level Agreement (or SLA), which means that the hosting company assumes that you’re going to deploy equipment by yourself. However, there are some providers that will provide with you hardware deployment onsite and remote hands if needed.

4. Blending Your Bandwidth
One of the biggest benefits that colocating has to offer is providing users with the ability to directly connect to an Internet Service Provider. This means that if your main location is in an area that’s limited to 40 Mbps connection, data centers have the ability to directly connect with the Internet Service Provider to get thousands of more megabits per second!

5. Location, Location, Location
The location that your company resides in can drastically affect the pricing you’re paying for colocation. For example, if the data center resides in an urban area, real estate in the area is bound to more expensive. The cost of the property that the data center is using is rolled down to you.

The most important thing that you should take away is that colocation hosting should match what your business is in need of. Make sure that you take the time to learn about a provider before signing up. Get a thorough understanding of how the colocation host runs its data center.

The majority of the colocation pricing is transparent and easy to understand, such as leasing fees and power rates. However, make sure that you take in the other factors that aren’t as obvious, such as the risk of high latency or potential downtime.

If you’re looking to learn more about colocation pricing and how your business could benefit, feel free to contact us today for a custom quote.

Monday, 20 January 2020

Colocation Service - Does Your Business Need It?




Today’s fast shifting economic environment pushes businesses to provide a great amount of flexibility in all areas. If a company is achieving growth, it’s infrastructure must be ready to quickly scale in order to maintain or offer an increased level of quality of their product or service. Considering the increasing relevance of IT departments, they often come under big pressure to deliver more services, in faster timeframes, with smaller budgets and leaner staff.

At one point, a company’s growth will bump directly into it’s own IT infrastructure limitations. That critical moment usually requires an efficient, long-term solution to be implemented. A rapid growth often involves the need for top performing IT infrastructure which can be expensive and require specific technical skills along with increased maintenance and internal logistic costs. Such an investment can be quite heavy and often far from the core business. Most struggle with data center transformations, and are looking for alternatives to traditional on-premises data center approaches. It’s then they often opt for colocation or cloud-based infrastructure.

Colocation services (also known as “colo”) offer a secure environment for hardware and access to network connectivity that enables reaching customers worldwide. Typically, a colocation service  provides the building, cooling, power, bandwidth and physical security while the customer provides servers. Capacities in the facility are leased by the rack, cabinet, cage or room.

For some organizations, colocation may be an ideal solution, but there are a few downsides to watch out when implementing this approach. Geographical distance can translate into increased travel costs when the equipment needs to be managed manually. Also, colocation customers can lock themself into long-term contracts, which prevents re-negotiations when prices fall.

Wednesday, 15 January 2020

Top Reasons Why Businesses Choose Colocation - Data First


While choosing such a strategy, it is also important to focus on support, costs, security controls and uptime. While it sounds nearly impossible to satisfy all of these requirements and simultaneously watch your business flourish, colocation services may offer a feasible solution.

Colocation, often referred to as colo, entails the installation of your business servers in an offsite managed data center. Colocation services offer several benefits.. 


  • Lowering power costs generated by servers and cooling;
  • 24/7 support from experts;
  • Optimizing space in your office by removing a significant portion of your IT equipment;
  • Improving physical security
  • Providing guaranteed uptime

For more information call : 1800 233 9966, 8758202054, 722903340
Email: info@datafirst.co.in

Sunday, 12 January 2020

The Best VPS Web Hosting Services for 2020 - Data First



If you host it in a VPS environment, your site won't share resources with neighboring sites, the way it would with shared hosting. In fact, your site lives in a partitioned server area that has its own operating system, storage, RAM, and monthly data transfer limits, so you can expect smoother, more stable site performance. The sites with which you share your server are far less likely to affect your site—or even take it down altogether—than they would be on a shared site. Knowing how VPS setups operate is just the first step, however. You still need to familiarize yourself with the essential features needed for building a rock-solid, VPS-hosted website.

If you want reasonably priced server space that won't load pages at a snail's pace when a neighboring site gets a huge traffic spike, VPS is a good option for your business. We've reviewed many VPS hosting services and included the best of the bunch in this guide. You should look into a dedicated server if you want to build a website on an even stronger foundation and can afford the bill.


For more details call us 1800 233 9966, 87528202054 or email us info@datafirst.co.in


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Thursday, 9 January 2020

Benefit of Fully Scalable Dedicated Server Hosting -



Best Dedicated Server Service Provider under the brand name Data First, a Multi-Location Data Center Facilities at Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Mumbai, India.
All search for the Best Dedicated Server Service Provider and no 1 Dedicated Server Service Provider land at Data First, a data center unit of Cloud Planet Technologies which takes pride in all its hardware used for dedicated servers. All the servers are thoroughly tested which takes great care of all data.
Benefits of Dedicated Server: -
·         You have exclusive use of all the CPU or RAM, and bandwidth. At peak business times, you continue to get peak performance.
·         You have root access to the server. You can add your own software and configure settings and access the server logs. Root access is the key advantages of dedicated servers. Again, it goes back to exclusivity.
·         A dedicated server leverages the power and scalability.

Security Includes: -
Ø  Dedicated servers permit access only to your company.
Ø  Server infrastructure includes firewalls and security monitoring.

Ø  It is scalability for customizing to your needs. If you need more processing, storage, or backup, the dedicated server is your platform.
Ø  Dedicated hosting provides flexibility, scalability, and better management of your own and your customers’ growth. They also offer reliability and peak performance which ensures the best customer experience.

Saturday, 21 December 2019

Window Vs Linus Hosting - Data first

Most web hosts tend to fall somewhere in between these two extremes. You will need to speak with the web hosts you are interested in to see exactly what they offer. Not all managed hosts operate in the same way or offer the same services.

In addition to considering how much of these administrative tasks you want to tackle on your own (as well as what you are comfortable doing), you will need to consider your budget. No rule of thumb says how much managed services run, but they do have a cost. http://bit.ly/2EwcuKx

For more information call on 1800 233 9966, 8758202054, 7229003340 and also mail at info@datafirst.co.in

Friday, 13 December 2019

How Does VPS Hosting Compare to Dedicated Servers?



There are a lot of similarities between VPS hosting options and dedicated servers.

Both options offer you increased control over your hosting environment, especially with regards to the software that is installed. Both options offer you the option of purchasing the specs that you need when it comes to hardware.

Though this analogy is overly simplistic, you can think of a VPS plan as a light version of a dedicated server. A VPS plan is set up like a shared plan but behaves like a dedicated server. A VPS plan offers you a chance to try out the most premium of hosting options, a dedicated server, without the cost.

Cost
It will be no surprise to you that VPS plans are cheaper than dedicated servers. When a web host can put multiple customers on a single server, they can charge less to each customer.

Most web hosts tend to fall somewhere in between these two extremes. You will need to speak with the web hosts you are interested in to see exactly what they offer (and what they do not). Not all managed hosts operate in the same way or offer the same services.

In addition to considering how much of these administrative tasks you want to tackle on your own (as well as what you are comfortable doing), you will need to consider your budget. No rule of thumb says how much managed services run, but they do have a cost (sometimes considerably so).

Tuesday, 10 December 2019

Why Cloud Computing Is Ideal for Small Businesses



Why cloud computing? Because it's the best thing for small business since the creation of the stapler. Cloud computing can give you access to your business data and applications from anywhere at any time from any mobile device, at a reasonable price. The cloud gives small businesses access to technologies.

Many traditional desktop applications are disappearing, for example, many accounting software vendors no longer have desktop software offerings. Many traditional desktop applications are disappearing, for example, many accounting software vendors no longer have desktop software offerings - they have moved their products to the cloud and offer inexpensive, online subscription-based services.

Why Cloud Computing Can Save You Money

1. You no longer have to pay for someone (or a team of someones) to do things.

2. You no longer have to buy software.

3. You may be able to consolidate your separate application needs into one multi-application cloud computing service.

4. You may be able to cut back on system hardware.

5. A cloud computing application may make integration easier.

6. Cloud computing applications are regularly updated, so you don't have to spend time and money doing it.

Since cloud applications are browser-based they are accessible from mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones. It's a lot easier and faster to sign up for a cloud computing application than to buy a server, get it up and running and install software on it. And because you don't need to buy hardware and software, your startup or expansion is cheaper, too.

Tuesday, 19 November 2019

WHY REMOTE BACKUP SERVICES ARE CRITICAL TO ADVANCING TECHNOLOGIES

While data backup options have transformed from large devices to small ones, and storage capacities have increased immensely, the new concept of remote backup services has expanded. Remote backup services are simply critical for companies as the technology landscape advances. Companies must be prepared. 

How Remote Backup Service Works 
 A remote backup service is a cloud-based service vs. a local on-premise solution for automating the backup and recovery of data. When you invest in a service to help with data, you get much more than a simple backup and recovery system. With managed cloud backup services, you count on a third party to manage your data in many ways, and you remove many of the challenges that surface with advancing technologies. Your data backup, data storage, and data recovery systems are all left in the hands of professionals using a remote data center that offers a substantial level of skill and added protection. 
 What To Look For in a Cloud Backup Provider 
 What to look for in cloud backup providers has much to do with why backups are critical along with the service level the provider offers. When you consider the magnitude of today’s data that must be backed up and potentially recovered in the case of an unexpected disaster, you get that there is more to online storage that an automated quick save. A skilled provider can assess, house, troubleshoot, and react, reducing company risks, at a time when cyber threats are at the highest levels. Below are five things to look for in cloud backup services:  
Storage Capacity. Defining the storage capacity your organization requires up front will make your choice in providers easier. Make sure your provider offers the storage capacity you need if not unlimited storage.   
  • Free Storage. Some providers may offer a certain amount of free storage, which may be worthy for some small businesses or startups.  
  • Number of Computers. Your provider may have a limit on the number of computers per plan for which they provide storage. Make sure you understand what’s included in your plan.  
  • File Sharing Services. File sharing is getting easier with so many free tools on the market, but you may prefer a unique file sharing service with your plan for added security.  
  • Folder Synchronization. Online folder synchronization for your data may or may not be an important factor in your cloud backup service. When you have files in various locations and they must all match, you may need folder synchronization. Not all providers include it, so consider whether you need it. 
 


Thursday, 14 November 2019

Why “Data Center as a Service” (DCaaS) is the Future of Colocation



The challenges of maintaining a private IT infrastructure have long pushed organizations to consider alternative options to meet their data and computing needs. While there are certainly benefits to using an on-premises data solution, the significant cost of building this infrastructure is beyond the reach of most startups and smaller companies. For many of these companies, cloud providers once seemed like the ideal solution, but concerns about data availability and security have caused some to reconsider the public cloud.

Fortunately, there is an alternative. Colocation data centers can provide companies with all the power and control they expect from an on-premises solution as well as the flexibility and cost-effectiveness of the cloud. With the data center as a service (DCaaS) model, today’s data center providers are finding ways to offer compelling solutions for fast-growing organizations looking to compete in an increasingly crowded market where speed and adaptability are critical to success.


Tuesday, 12 November 2019

Rackspace Services With Blended Bandwidth - Data First


Our data centers are built with multiple layers of redundancy across physical security, power, cooling and networks — giving you greater uptime and reliability. Rackspace Blended Bandwidth takes the risk out of single-carrier contracts by combining connectivity from multiple Tier-1 carriers in one connection. Rackspace Colocation data centers have an average of more than eight carriers per facility offering connectivity services.

Our highly trained technicians and engineers can handle hardware installations, drive swaps, cable management. This white-glove migration service facilitates the movement of your hardware to a Rackspace data center. We can even perform an application assessment and design analysis based on your future-state cloud architecture. Rackspace provides direct access to the public cloud, private cloud, third-party data center or Rackspace managed hosting environment of your choice.

To know more know about our services so don't hesitate to call us 8758202054, 7229003340 or email us info@datafirst.co.in or website : www.datafirst.co.in

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Thursday, 7 November 2019

IT Network Management and Services



Network management is the process of administering and managing computer networks. Services provided by this discipline include fault analysis, performance management, provisioning of networks and maintaining the quality of service. NMS software can be installed either on premises on a dedicated server and managed on site, or accessed as a service, where the vendor supplies the tools the enterprise uses to administer and monitor its network. NMS software can manage a wide variety of network components, manufactured by multiple vendors.

Early versions of NMS software sometimes worked only with hardware manufactured by the same vendor, but those limitations have largely disappeared as networks have migrated to architectures based on equipment from multiple suppliers. On-premises NMS installation can allow for better control and customization of the software to meet specific goals. Managing the software internally can require additional IT staff and resources, however, and as the software ages, it will be the company's responsibility to upgrade it or replace it.

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Tuesday, 22 October 2019

Rackspace Managed Colocation - Data First



Many businesses prefer to maintain a substantial level of control regarding their mission-critical apps, but don’t want to be slowed by the complexity of managing a traditional colocation scenario, Rackspace offers Managed Colocation. Managed Colocation offers you’re the desired level of control with the added benefit of a support team to proactively manage your configuration. Rackspace Managed Colocation is a level above traditional colocation, meaning it offers more support than pure colocation. Managed Colocation from Rackspace supplies:
o    The physical space
o    Power to the cabinet/cages (conditioned power, battery backup, and backup power generators) and network connection backed by a Service Level Agreement (SLA)
o    Controlled environment (redundant cooling, fire suppression)
o    Security (physical security, video surveillance, guard-monitored floor)
o    Hardware for infrastructure
o    Dedicated Support Team for maintenance and day-to-day operations
o    Industry-leading SLAs
o    Complete infrastructure and supply chain management
o    Implementation and deployment capabilities
o    Full customer remote management - customers don’t need physical proximity to the data center but can still access even international data centers
Optional services include management options for Managed BackupManaged Private Clouds and Managed Storage.

Friday, 16 September 2016

Why Colocation Services are Required



What it is: Colocation is the practise of hosting servers, storage, firewalls and other internet related hardware from multiple customers in a single Data Centre. While using colocation services at a datacenter are becoming more common every day, many businesses still choose to host their services in-house. Collocation offers you business continuity, scalability and performance a fraction of the cost that it would take to achieve anything close in your own micro Data Centre. 

Reasons to use Colocation services:

·         The biggest advantage of colocation is the cost for bandwidth.

·         Colocation facilities have better outage protection.

·        Colocation facilities are built to specific specifications and standards to meet the needs of today’s high-tech hardware.

·         Datacenters are built with redundancy in mind. This means that most centers have N+ 1 redundancy built into the key infrastructure like power, cooling, bandwidth, and networking. At many standard office locations it may not even be possible to implement this type of redundancy, and when it is the costs can be extremely high.

  • Faster, more reliable and cheaper bandwidth
  • Real time monitoring 24/7 by engineers
  • Mitigation of DDoS attacks and other network issues
  • Better efficiency in cooling and power – better for the environment
  • Diverse power, backup UPS systems and diesel generators
  • More secure (CCTV, man traps security doors, access ID’s)
  • Advanced fire detection and control that doesn’t damage servers if it’s triggered
  • Operational (OPEX) cost rather than all up front (CAPEX)
  • No need to turn servers off an move them if your business moves