data center security
A Guide to Managed Colocation and Unmanaged Colocation
I purchased a server… now what?
Server Costs Overview
Making a decision on how to handle your IT Infrastructure can be a difficult one and one in which requires some planning. It is important that you understand all of your options before purchasing or renting your equipment.
One of the most common problems in communicating the value of [...]
Cloud Storage – More Secure and More Reliable than Tape Backup
Mike Klein recently wrote a post for Dynamic Computer’s IT Blog. Here is an excerpt of that article:
“With so much talk about “cloud computing” it’s hard to separate the hype from reality at times. However, as one of the leading managed data center operators in the Midwest, we’re seeing a definitive trend with our clients [...]
Colocation in Flint, Michigan
Looking to colocate near Flint, MI?
Located on the outskirts of Flint, Online Tech’s Exchange Drive data center is the perfect place to host your servers. This data center was originally built by EDS as GM’s Disaster Recovery Data Center for GMAC and other brands.
It has all of the specifications that ensure you are getting the [...]
First Layer of The Internet Delivery Stack – The Physical Environment
What’s important about your servers’ physical environment?
At the bottom of the Internet Delivery Stack is your server’s physical environment. For some, this might be the a closet in the office suite, the server sitting on the carpet floor. For others it might be in a high secure facility 10 floors off the ground. Critical factors [...]
Why Colocate with Online Tech?
By Online Tech on June 13, 2008
Online Technologies Provides the Environment, Security, Power, and Network to Ensure Always On, Always Online, and Always Secure
There’s certainly plenty to consider when developing a plan for you business’ data storage and disaster recovery. Building your own data center can be costly. Not storing your equipment in a safe, secure, and climate-controlled environment can be [...]
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