What is server colocation?
Server colocation lets a business place its own physical servers in a provider's Data Center, such as FPT, CMC, VNPT or Viettel, instead of building a private server room.
The provider is responsible for rack space, stable power, cooling, high-speed internet connectivity and physical security. The business keeps full ownership of, access to and control over its servers.
This model fits systems that need high stability, control over their own hardware and lower infrastructure costs than building a private server room.
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Benefits of server colocation
Servers run in a certified Data Center with UPS, generators, precision cooling, automatic fire suppression, CCTV and multi-layer access control.
The network connects directly to a high-capacity backbone, supports 1Gbps, 10Gbps and 40Gbps ports and can scale with your actual data transfer needs.
You can manage servers remotely via SSH, IPMI or iDRAC, install software, reboot, monitor resources and add bandwidth, IP addresses or a firewall whenever needed.
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24/7 technical support team
VPSTTT technicians receive equipment, rack-mount it, run cables, power it on, check connectivity, reboot and handle incidents following a clear process.
The operations team continuously monitors power, temperature and network connectivity and raises early alerts on anything unusual to reduce downtime risk.
For critical systems, VPSTTT can also advise on firewalls, Anti-DDoS, backups, standby servers or managed services to keep your infrastructure stable over the long term.
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