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Who is DataLine?
DataLine is a Russian IT infrastructure services provider that delivers commercial data center, cloud, and managed hosting services for enterprise and institutional customers.
- Tier III commercial data centers in Russia for colocation and infrastructure hosting (data center services).
- Public and private cloud infrastructure based on virtualization and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) models (cloud infrastructure services).
- Managed services for IT infrastructure, including administration and support of customer systems (managed infrastructure services).
- Connectivity and network services supporting access to hosted infrastructure and customer environments (network services).
- Disaster Recovery (DR), backup, and continuity solutions built on the provider’s data center and cloud platforms (business continuity services).
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DataLine operates commercial data centers and cloud platforms that target enterprises, telecom operators, digital services providers, and public sector institutions that require colocated or outsourced IT infrastructure in Russia. Its facilities are built to Tier III standards (data center services), which typically include redundancy of critical systems and allow customers to deploy mission-critical workloads under defined Service Level Agreements (SLAs). Customers can rent racks, cages, or individual units for servers and storage, integrating these deployments with their own networks or with DataLine’s cloud services.
The company offers public and private cloud infrastructure (cloud infrastructure services) based on virtualization technologies and IaaS models, enabling customers to provision virtual machines, storage, and network resources on demand. These cloud environments can be used for production applications, development and testing, web services, and seasonal or variable workloads. Enterprises can build hybrid architectures that combine on-premises (on-prem) systems with resources hosted in DataLine data centers, using secure VPNs or dedicated network links.
Managed services (managed infrastructure services) cover administration and monitoring of servers, operating systems, and application stacks deployed in DataLine facilities or clouds. This may include patch management, performance monitoring, incident response at the infrastructure layer, and support for common enterprise platforms. Customers can offload routine infrastructure operations while retaining control over their applications and data. Service models and responsibilities are typically documented through SLAs and operational procedures.
Network and connectivity offerings (network services) enable integration of customer sites, operator networks, and third-party clouds with DataLine infrastructure. Services can include Internet access, cross-connects within data centers, and options for dedicated or VPN-based connections. These capabilities allow enterprises to build multi-site architectures, connect to partners, and implement secure access patterns for remote offices and users.
DataLine also provides DR and backup options (business continuity services) that use geographically distributed data center sites and cloud resources. Customers can configure replication, backup storage, or standby infrastructure that supports recovery time and recovery point objectives aligned with business requirements. These services are used for continuity planning of core business systems, including databases, application servers, and critical workloads hosted either fully in the provider’s environment or in hybrid configurations.
In enterprise and institutional environments, DataLine’s portfolio aligns with categories such as colocation, IaaS cloud, managed hosting, and network connectivity. It is positioned as an infrastructure partner for organizations that prefer to place servers and data within Russian jurisdiction while maintaining control over architecture and application design. The company’s data centers, cloud services, and managed operations are structured to integrate with standard enterprise architectures, including multi-tier applications, virtualization-based resource pools, and hybrid network topologies.
Our description of DataLine. Updated February 2026.
