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Colocation is a reasonable working with decision for certain associations. Pariah colocation can give comparable features of an immense degree IT structure without the above mentioned and pay expected to build a secret office.

Colocation Basics

Colocation is the taking care of an association's IT establishment in a server ranch with various tenants. At the point when set up, the association will pay the colocation spot to give explicit office organizations. The center will give the power, security, insurance and information transmission expected for the association's server to run.

Advantages of Colocation

The potential gains of colocation can vary dependent upon the necessities of the business. Regularly, the best advantage to using a point of convergence of colocation comes from the openness of move speed. Negligible cost move speed for associations is normally confined. Along these lines, information transmission including a single server in a colocation local area can give higher speeds, but for a negligible cost. The save assets can foster emphatically expecting that the point of convergence of colocation offers permission to T1 lines.

A colocation place has a raised level of protection against power outages. This can be significant during unforgiving environment where power can be lost for a seriously lengthy timespan or even days. Right when a business relies upon in-house servers, it will most likely lose power during power outages and not have the option to work. With a point of convergence of colocation, a power outage at the genuine business region won't impact the power at the point of convergence of colocation. Additionally, it has abundance wellsprings of power, so in case one misfires; another is there to fill in. Quality colocation networks will similarly have support generators or UPS units. In this way, an association will regardless be all set while the power is out.

Associations can either present their own equipment at a center or rent it. If they choose to include a colocation for center's servers, the center handles all upgrades, etc. Consequently, the workplace will refresh the servers in case it feels there isn't adequate memory or the server hardware is out of date. That suggests the business doesn't have to worry about refreshing and paying the costs when it needs to expand its data storing.

As a business creates, it could need to move into a greater office. Taking care of data in-house can make an association shut down its servers and, along these lines, its business for development. This can be pummeling for a business that relies seriously upon its IT structure. With colocation, that business can move while leaving its servers running the entire time.

Not at all like the irrelevant security a business presumably obliges its servers, colocation shines are worked considering well being. These regions are encompassed by genuine security deterrents as well as electronic. That suggests that the data set aside at a point of convergence of colocation is more secure than the typical on the spot limit. Additionally, the center uses close by staff to stay aware of the security and genuineness of the structure constant.

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The Government of India is investing heavily in its 'Digital India' scheme to promote digitalization on a large scale. This move has allowed telecom providers to migrate to faster 4G LTE and the upcoming 5G wireless technologies, thus significantly increasing internet usage. As a result, this presents a great opportunity for data center infrastructure providers in India.

According to research from IDC, the Indian public cloud services market is projected to reach $7.4 billion by 2024 with an impressive compound annual growth rate of 22.2% from 2020-2024. Global tech giants like Alibaba Cloud, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon are taking advantage of supportive government policies and the availability of real estate in India by setting up their data centres there. This will surely revolutionize the Indian IT landscape for the better.

The biggest data center colocation services in India. Please note that this list does not contain every data center provider or feature and product offering available and is not meant to represent any type of ranking or preference.

1. CtrlS

CtrlS, a globally recognized ANSI/ITA-942 Rated 4 Datacentre and managed services provider headquartered in India, operates seven state-of-the-art data center colocation services in India with a total space of one million square feet. It currently serves 60 Fortune 500 companies.

The Mumbai data center colocation service are: The facility is a LEED Platinum certified v4 O+M data center by the USGBC and its DC2 facility is a Rated-4 facility. Additionally, it has solar panels that generate 1 MW of power. The Noida facility is 100% quake-proof and pollution-free.

As part of their expansion plan, CtrlS has acquired land to construct two 2 million square feet hyper-scale data centres in Navi Mumbai and Hyderabad, along with an additional 1 million square feet facility in Chennai. These projects will bring their total footprint to 5 million square feet once completed.

2. ESDS

ESDS is a leading managed data centre service and auto-scalable cloud solution provider, established in 2005. It has an expansive customer base and offers services such as managed data centre colocation services, managed cloud solutions, virtualization, and disaster recovery hosting.

Furthermore, ESDS serves a variety of industry verticals including Banking & Finance, Manufacturing, Education, Energy & Utilities, Healthcare, eCommerce, Agriculture, IT, Entertainment & Media, Telecom, Government, and Travel & Tourism.

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3. GPX Global Systems Inc.

GPX Global Systems Inc. is a leader in providing secure and reliable carrier-neutral data centres to clients all over the world. With its first data centre opening in Cairo in 2007, GPX has continued to expand their presence across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, as well as South Asia markets.

The company has now opened two Tier 4 data centres in Egypt: a 3000 M2 facility located in New Cairo, Egypt and a 6000 M2 facility with 16 MW total power that will be available in Q2 2019. GPX also opened its first Tier 4 facility in South Asia back in June 2012, another 3000 M2 data center located in Mumbai, India.

These data centres have become home to some of the largest carriers, cloud service providers, content providers, and internet providers around the world.

By leveraging this technology, GPX offers customers like Telcos, Cloud Service Providers, Internet Service Providers, CDNs, e-businesses, and enterprise clients top-of-the-line facilities and services that ensure the utmost reliability for their businesses’ crucial infrastructures.

4. Netmagic (An NTT Communications Company)

Netmagic, a subsidiary of NTT Communications, is a leading provider of managed hosting and multi-cloud hybrid IT solutions with nine carrier-neutral, state-of-the-art hyper-scale, and high-density data centres across the world. The company serves more than 2000 enterprises in all regions of the globe.

Headquartered in Mumbai, India, Netmagic is well known for being the first in the country to launch cloud computing services, managed security, Disaster Recovery-as-a-Service (DRaaS), and software-defined storage solutions. In addition, Netmagic provides Remote Infrastructure Management (RIM) services to enterprise customers around the world, including NTT Communications’ clients.

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every once in a while i like to poke my head into "anti [x]" tags just to see what the other side thinks. recently i was looking through "anti ao3" and found a really funny post claiming that ao3 is not anticapitalist, but actually the Definition Of Capitalism, bc it relies on volunteer labor while supposedly having the money to pay a staff.

oh, honey.

but i am not going to make unsubstantiated claims on the internet, no, and this gives me an excuse to look at ao3's whole budget myself, which i've been meaning to do for a while. these numbers are taken from the 2022 budget post and budget spreadsheet.

ao3's total income for 2022, from the two donation drives, regular donations, donation matching programs, interest, and royalties was $1,012,543.42. less than $300 of that was from interest and royalties, so it's almost all donations. and that's a lot, right? surely an organization making a million dollars a year can afford to pay some staff, right?

well, let's look at expenses. first of all, they lose almost $37,000 to transaction fees right away. ao3 and fanlore (~$341k and ~$18k, respectively) take up the biggest chunks of the budget by far. that money pays for, to quote the 2022 budget post, "server expenses—both new purchases and ongoing colocation and maintenance—website performance monitoring tools, and various systems-related licenses."

in some years, otw also pays external contractors to perform audits for security issues, and for more servers to handle the growing userbase. servers are expensive as hell, guys. in 2022, new server costs alone were $203k.

each of their other programs only cost around $3,000 or less, and otw paid around $78k for fundraising and development. wait, how do you lose so much money on your fundraising?? from the 2022 budget post: "Our fundraising and development expenses consist of transaction fees charged by our third-party payment processors for each donation, thank-you gift purchases and shipping, and the tools used to host the OTW’s membership database and track communications with donors and potential donors."

then the otw paid an additional $74k in administration expenses, which covers "hosting for our website, trademarks, domains, insurance, tax filing, and annual financial statement audits, as well as communication, management, and accounting tools."

in case you weren't following all of that math, the total expenses for 2022 come out to $518,978.48. woah! that's a lot! but it's still only a little over half of their net revenue. weird. i wonder what they do with that extra $494k?

well, $400k of it goes to the reserves, which i'll get to in a second. the last $93k, near as i can tell, gets rolled over to the next year. i'll admit this part i'm a little unsure about, as it's not clear on the spreadsheet, but that's the only thing that makes sense.

the reserves, though are clear. the most recent post i could find on the otw site about it were in the board meeting minutes from april 2, 2022: "We’re holding about $1million in operating cash that is about twice the amount of our annual operating costs. There is another $1million in reserves due to highly successful fundraisers in the past. The current plan for the reserves is to hold the money for paid staff in the future. It’s been talked about before in the past and we’re still working out the details, but it’s a rather expensive undertaking that will result in large annual expenses in addition to the initial cost of implementation."

woah....they're PLANNING to have paid staff eventually! wild!

so let's assume, for easy numbers, that the otw currently has $1.5 million in reserves. before we even get to how to use that money, let's look at the issues with implementing paid staff:

deciding which positions are going to be paid, because it can't be all of them

deciding how much to pay them, bc minimum wage sure as hell isn't enough, and cost of living is different everywhere, and volunteers come from all over the world

hiring staff and implementing new systems/tools to handle things like payroll and accounting

making sure you continue to earn enough money both to pay all of the staff and have some in reserves for emergencies or leaner donation drives

probably even more stuff than that! i don't run a nonprofit, that's just what i can think of off the top of my head.

okay, okay, okay. for the sake of argument, let's assume there is a best-case scenario where the otw starts paying some staff tomorrow. how much should they be paid? i'm picking $15 an hour, since that's what we fought for the minimum wage to be. by now, it should be closer to $20 or $25, but i'm trying to give "ao3 is capitalism" the fairest shot it can get here, okay?

ideally, if someone is being paid to help run ao3, they shouldn't need a second job. every job should pay enough to live off of. and running a nonprofit is hard work that leads to a lot of burnout--two board members JUST resigned before their terms were up. what i'm saying is, i'm going to assume a paid otw staff is getting paid for 40 hours of work a week, minimum. that's $31,200.

at $400,000 per year, the otw can afford to pay 12 people. that's WITHOUT taking into account the new systems, tools, software, etc they would have to pay for, any kind of fees, etc, etc.

oh, and btw, if you're an american you're still making barely enough to survive in most places, AND you don't have universal healthcare, vision, or dental. want otw to give people insurance, too? the number of people they can pay goes down.

it's. not. possible.

a million dollars is a lot of money on the face of it, but once you realize how MUCH goes into running something like the otw, it goes away fast.

just for reference, wikipedia also has donation drives every year. wikipedia, as of 2021, has $86.8 million in cash reserves and $137.4 million in investments. sure, wikipedia and ao3 are very different entities, but that disparity is massive. and i should note that if you give $10 to wikipedia they don't give you voting rights, i'm just saying.

by the way, you may have noticed that i didn't mention legal costs at all here. isn't one of otw's big Things about how they do legal advocacy?

yes, it is. they have a whole page about that work. and i can't for the life of me find a source on otw's website (and i'm running out of time to write this post, i'll look harder later), but i am 90% sure i learned before that most, if not all, of otw's legal work/advice/etc is done pro bono. i've also seen an anti-ao3 person claim their legal budget is only $5k or so, but they didn't have a source. but keep in mind that if they don't have a legal budget, all the numbers above stay the same, and if they do, there is even less money available for paid staff.

you can criticize ao3 and the otw all you want! there are many valid reasons to criticize them, and i do not think they're perfect either. but if you're going to do so, you should at least make sure you can back up your claims, bc otherwise you just look silly.

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usenet comments of late October 1998 by Randy Landers, fanzine publisher

these two quotes do a great job of illustrating just how much of a pain in the ass it was to run any sort of website that got even a little popular back in 1998. 2100 visitors and 370 megabytes transferred? yeah you're pulling something like $175 in monthly costs to service that.

this guy's paying normal commercial hosting rates. a person on a free host would have been having their site constantly blocked off due to too much bandwidth usage and waiting for those blocks to time out. if someone was lucky enough to be getting hosting under university or corporate auspices they might either be able to just absorb this with no issue, or the high traffic might cause the relevant administrators to finally notice your account needed to be restricted.

these are the kinds of things I think of when people try to claim the 90s internet experience wasn't "corporate". it's not just that most places people actually went back then were corporate, it's also that non-corporate sites quickly ran into trouble with their corporate hosts if they got popular and the site runner wasn't able to fork out quite a lot of money.

you know what you can get for $175 a month in hosting today? essentially everything short of serving millions of people a day. you can already get a simple mostly static site of the kind people were running in 1998 for something down around $13 a month now with effectively unlimited storage and bandwidth usage, on shared servers with minimal cgi-bin/php sorta interactivity. paying as much as this guy apparently did would be bringing you up to a full private server colocation set up where you're providing your own server and getting served with guaranteed minimums like dedicated multi-gigabit bandwidth and as much storage as can be shoved in the server's case.

and well that's $175 in October 1998 dollars, it's more like $330 now. And at that scale you're starting to get co-location services like 30 rack units of space for your internal network devices and multiple servers, the power to run them all, and a multi-gigabit dedicated bandwidth to your designated network cabinet in the data center. The scale of what your dollar gets you has increased massively, and the scale of what a dollar gets you adjusted by inflation has increased even more.

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Advantages to Utilizing a Colocation Community

Colocation is a commonsense working with decision for certain associations. Untouchable colocation can give comparable components of a gigantic extension IT structure without the abovementioned and pay expected to manufacture a private office.

Colocation Essentials

Colocation is the taking care of an association's IT establishment in a server ranch with various tenants. At the point when set up, the association will pay the colocation spot to give explicit office organizations. The center will give the power, security, insurance and information move limit expected for the association's server to run.

Advantages of Colocation

The potential gains of colocation can move dependent upon the necessities of the business. Ordinarily, the best advantage to using a point of convergence of colocation comes from the openness of information move limit. Insignificant cost information move limit with regards to associations is ordinarily confined. In this manner, information move limit including a lone server in a colocation local area can give higher rates, but for a negligible cost. The hold assets can foster decisively if the point of convergence of colocation offers induction to T1 lines

A colocation place has a raised level of protection against power outages. This can be useful during brutal environment where power can be lost for a seriously prolonged stretch of time or even days. Right when a business relies upon in-house servers, it will likely lose power during power outages and not have the option to work. With a point of convergence of colocation, a power outage at the real business region won't impact the power at the point of convergence of colocation. Additionally, it has overabundance wellsprings of power, so if one misss the mark; another is there to fill in. Quality colocation environments will similarly have support generators or UPS units. Along these lines, an association will regardless be all set while the power is out.

Associations can either present their own equipment at a center or rent it. If they choose to include a colocation for center's servers, the center handles all updates, etc. Thusly, the workplace will refresh the servers in case it feels there isn't adequate memory or the server gear is out of date. That suggests the business doesn't have to worry about refreshing and paying the costs when it needs to develop its data accumulating.

As a business creates, it could need to move into a greater office. Taking care of data in-house can make an association shut down its servers and, accordingly, its business for development. This can be smashing for a business that relies strongly upon its IT establishment. With colocation, that business can move while leaving its servers running the entire time.

Not at all like the insignificant security a business presumably obliges its servers, colocation centers are worked thinking about security. These regions are encompassed by genuine security limits as well as electronic. That suggests that the data set aside at a point of convergence of colocation is more secure than the typical on the spot limit. Also, the center uses close by staff to stay aware of the security and trustworthiness of the structure constant.

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