Re: Co-location / hosting environments (Damian Gerow)

I've been using www.tera-byte.com for the last 3 years and generally been
happy with them. For low bandwidth servers, they are very affordable and 
have decent prices for scaling up. Also, the people working there have
good linux/Unix knowledge. I'm not doing the same kind of sustained
transfer rates the original poster needed, so I can't comment on that.
They are based in Edmonton.

-Ross

It would seem Robert Echlin, on Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 11:38:30AM -0700, wrote:
> I am interested in this info, too, in the general "I hope to need it, but don't yet" sense.
> Also, is there a place where people discuss colo-environments and related issues? Or a site that keeps track of them?
> 
> I am more interested in email friendly. I have an idea that involves sending slightly or mostly different info to members, depending on a list of things they want to track. So maybe a few dozen emails per week to start, with possible rampup to dozens of thousands per day.
> 
> And, no, I don't have time to implement this project.
> 
> Rob
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> I'm looking for a good co-lo / hosting place.
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> It can be either physical co-lo, or a virtual machine, but I'd need full root access on the box in question.  Tech support quality is of a minimal concern, but price and available bandwidth will be my top two concerns, in that order.  The machine will start out as a DNS server, but may eventuall spawn into a Tor/Freenet/mixminion/mixmaster node as well (and possibly just straight mail), depending on bandwidth pricing, and whether the hosting environment is crypto-friendly.
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> If all goes to plan, I'd be looking to eventually sustain at least ~4Mbps, with bursts up to 10Mbps, which is a big pain point for most hosting providers: sustaining that kind of traffic means I'll be doing >2Tb/month (>316GB/mo).
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> Any Linux/BSD-friendly places out there with which people have had good experiences, that offer decent rates, and have reasonable co-lo agreements?
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