Colocation
Colocation provides a secure data center environment for your IT infrastructure. The provider takes care of power, cooling, rack space, and bandwidth.
Here’s how you can fill out the form for a new Colocation solution, catering to a variety of business needs such as growth, security, and geographic expansion:
Project Goal: Clearly define the objective for seeking a new Colocation solution.
Reasons for Considering Colocation: Select all applicable reasons such as the need for more space, better security, access to cloud providers, or reducing costs.
Current IT Infrastructure Location: Indicate whether your IT infrastructure is currently On-Premises, in another Colocation site, in the cloud, or if you're starting from scratch.
Preferred Data Center Location(s): Specify the city, state, or region where you prefer the data center to be located.
Deployment Needs:
Specify if deployment in multiple data centers is required.
Estimate the number of cabinets and total power required.
Indicate if a dedicated cage is needed.
Connectivity Requirements: Choose the type(s) of connectivity needed such as Internet, MPLS, or Private line.
DDoS Mitigation: State if you need DDoS mitigation and if you want to block traffic from known bad IP addresses.
Compliance Standards: Check all applicable compliance standards such as HIPAA, GDPR, or SOC.
Cloud Services Usage: List any cloud services currently in use and provide a brief description of your cloud environment.
Future Needs: Identify any anticipated needs such as Public Cloud, Private Cloud, or Disaster Recovery services.
Budget and Timeline:
Provide your budget for the project.
Indicate the expected "Go Live" date.
Administrative Details: Fill in your contact details including name, title, email, phone number, company, number of employees, industry, and address.
Before submitting the form, double-check all entries to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information provided. This will help in obtaining a tailored and effective Colocation solution that meets your business requirements.