Cloud Service Providers HostColor.com (HC) announced that it now offers Dedicated Cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service (DCIaaS) based on VMware ESXi, Proxmox and Linux Containers (LXC) virtualization technologies. DCIaaS can be used by any organization to deploy a custom, standards-based private, public, or hybrid technology infrastructure.
The cloud service provider delivers self-managed and fully managed DCIaaS from data centers located in 17 major metropolitan areas in the US, Canada and the UK – Ashburn, Virginia; Atlanta, GA; Bend, Oregon; Charlotte, North Carolina; Chicago, IL; Dallas, Texas; Denver, Colo.; Kansas City, Missouri; Los Angeles and Santa Clara, California; Miami, Florida; Newark, New Jersey; New York, NY; Seattle, Washington; Toronto, Ont.; Vancouver, British Columbia and London, UK.
HostColor’s dedicated cloud infrastructure services have a fixed monthly cost that doesn’t increase with resource usage. The cloud IaaS users pay a flat monthly fee for a certain amount of dedicated computing resources – processor (CPU), memory (RAM) and data storage (SSD, NMVe or HDD) and a certain quota of bandwidth on a 1 gigabit or 10 gigabit -Internet connection. The cloud service provider does not charge clients for DNS zones, DNS queries, or for every 1 GB of data transfer. Unlike the services offered by the so-called “major clouds”, HostColor’s dedicated public or private cloud IaaS services offer free infrastructure support.
“We save huge amounts of money on data transfer, computing resource usage and technical support for SMBs that choose to use HostColor’s dedicated cloud services instead of IaaS in one of the so-called ‘big clouds’. HC’s DCIaaS has a fairly large, well-defined bandwidth quota rather than charging it for every GB of data transfer. For example, if an organization needs to use 80TB of data transfer per month, HostColor saves them an average of eight thousand dollars per year for…
