Network
Your server is close, and it stays reachable.
It sits in Frankfurt, where a large part of Europe's traffic comes together. Short routes for you and your people, and 99.9% availability as a commitment, not a hope.
At a glance
In the middle of Europe
Frankfurt is one of the continent's central network hubs. From there the way into the German-speaking region is short.
99.9% availability
That's the commitment, not the best case. Mirrored drives and monitoring stand behind it.
DDoS protection is on
No add-on and no switch to find. The filter runs from the first minute.
Where does a good ping come from? Mostly from short routes.
The less distance between you and your server, the less time every packet loses on the way. Frankfurt is one of the best places in Europe for that. The rest is your own line: DSL, cable, fibre and Wi-Fi all decide what actually arrives at your end. That's why you won't find a millisecond promise here. We can't know that number for your connection, and anyone who promises it anyway is guessing.
99.9%? That's what we owe you.
Availability isn't luck, it's the question of what happens when something breaks. The drives run in RAID 1, every one of them mirrored. If a drive dies, your server keeps going. Monitoring watches the rest and reports before you notice. Over a month, 99.9% means at most around 43 minutes in which something is off. Mirroring covers a broken drive, though, not a world you wrecked yourself: that's what the backups are for, and they are kept offsite.
99.9%
Availability
RAID 1
Mirrored drives
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