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Who is Customers colocation, hosting and other services?
Customers colocation, hosting and other services refers to the company’s portfolio of data center hosting, colocation, connectivity, and related managed services delivered through its infrastructure in Ukraine.
- Enterprise and SMB-oriented colocation services in owned data center facilities
- Physical and virtual server hosting for business workloads
- Network connectivity services, including internet access and related telecom solutions
- Managed infrastructure services such as equipment placement, power, and basic monitoring
- Regional focus on supporting organizations operating in and around Ukraine
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Customers colocation, hosting and other services is positioned for enterprises, public-sector organizations, and mid-market customers that require placement of IT infrastructure in third-party data centers rather than in their own facilities. The company operates physical data center environments where customers can deploy their own servers, storage systems, and network devices, or consume hosting services delivered from provider-owned hardware. These services are used to support business applications, websites, communication platforms, and internal systems that require predictable connectivity and controlled physical environments.
In colocation scenarios, customers typically install rack-mounted equipment in preconfigured racks or cages, with the provider supplying power, cooling, structured cabling, and physical security. Connectivity options usually include IP transit and internet access services (networking), with routing based on standard protocols such as Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) where applicable for enterprise uplinks. Customers can establish site-to-site VPNs or dedicated links from their offices or other data centers to the provider’s facility using common telecommunications technologies. This model enables enterprises to retain control over hardware and operating systems while offloading facilities management.
Hosting services from Customers colocation, hosting and other services include placement of business workloads on provider-managed servers. These may be implemented as dedicated physical servers or virtual machines (compute hosting), depending on the use case. Customers typically interact with these environments over standard protocols such as HTTP/HTTPS, Secure Shell (SSH), Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP), and database connectivity protocols. The provider manages the underlying hardware platform, base networking, and DCO, while customers manage application stacks and data.
The organization’s offerings System Integration Testing (SIT) in categories including data center colocation, managed hosting, and telecom / internet connectivity. Within enterprise architectures, these services commonly integrate with hybrid IT designs in which some workloads run in regional data centers and others in public cloud platforms. Customers can route traffic between on-premises (on-prem) environments, the provider’s data center, and external services using standard IP networking, Domain Name System (DNS) configuration, and security controls such as firewalls and Virtual Private Network (VPN) gateways that the customer or provider operates.
For directory and marketplace classification, Customers colocation, hosting and other services aligns with Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) at a foundational level, data center colocation, and network access services for business customers. Its portfolio is relevant for organizations that prioritize physical control over hardware, low-latency regional connectivity within Ukraine, and predictable hosting environments for critical business systems, without maintaining their own server rooms or data center facilities.
Our description of Customers colocation, hosting and other services. Updated December 2025.
