Bialink Sunucu Barindirma, (on request) on Colocation
Sunucu Barindirma has been added on Sep 11, 2026, Aggregate Rating (10 out of 10 from 1 reviews)
| 📌 Dedicated IPs : | 0 |
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| 💳 Payment Methods : | Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards |
| ✍️ Support Options : | EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeOnline: Skype, Whatsapp ...Available 24/7 |
| ⚑ Targeting : | TR |
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*📜 Plan description
Sunucu Barindirma is a custom colocation offer rather than a named fixed-capacity package. There is no published base price; rack size, power consumption, port capacity, traffic, IP requirements and Remote Hands needs are reviewed before a written quotation is prepared. The customer supplies the server hardware. Bialink does not publish a fixed dedicated-IPv4 count for the service; IP allocation is evaluated according to technical justification and current policy. Because disk, RAM and CPU belong to the customer's equipment, those resource fields are intentionally left empty rather than being treated as provider-supplied capacity.
This colocation service is quotation based rather than a fixed package matrix. The scope is assembled around the customer's own hardware and can include the required rack-unit capacity, power planning, network port and traffic requirements, IP planning, physical-security procedures and a defined Remote Hands scope. Bialink describes redundant power, controlled cooling, multi-operator networking and controlled physical access as elements considered during planning. The process covers hardware inventory, power and port documentation, capacity definition, maintenance-window planning, shipping and installation coordination, go-live steps and the division of responsibilities for access, remote intervention and monitoring. IP resources are evaluated according to technical justification, network planning and current allocation policy rather than promised as a fixed number. Physical access is subject to datacenter authorization and appointment procedures, while network redundancy and carrier choices depend on the selected datacenter and service scope. The offer is prepared in writing after technical requirements are reviewed, and there is no requirement to fit the deployment into a predefined package. Support communication is provided through support tickets, telephone, email and WhatsApp/live contact, with 24/7 expert-support communication stated.
This colocation service is quotation based rather than a fixed package matrix. The scope is assembled around the customer's own hardware and can include the required rack-unit capacity, power planning, network port and traffic requirements, IP planning, physical-security procedures and a defined Remote Hands scope. Bialink describes redundant power, controlled cooling, multi-operator networking and controlled physical access as elements considered during planning. The process covers hardware inventory, power and port documentation, capacity definition, maintenance-window planning, shipping and installation coordination, go-live steps and the division of responsibilities for access, remote intervention and monitoring. IP resources are evaluated according to technical justification, network planning and current allocation policy rather than promised as a fixed number. Physical access is subject to datacenter authorization and appointment procedures, while network redundancy and carrier choices depend on the selected datacenter and service scope. The offer is prepared in writing after technical requirements are reviewed, and there is no requirement to fit the deployment into a predefined package. Support communication is provided through support tickets, telephone, email and WhatsApp/live contact, with 24/7 expert-support communication stated.
📄 Editorial Review
Bialink is a Turkish hosting and infrastructure provider based in İzmir, with roots going back to 2019, when operations started under the Clouduck brand. The infrastructure side expanded in 2021 through cooperation with Netdirekt and the deployment of dedicated server cabinets. Clouduck was later rebranded as Bialink, while existing customer accounts, contracts, infrastructure and support operations continued under the new brand. The registered business remains Ali DÜZEN - Clouduck Bilişim Teknolojileri, with Ali Düzen as proprietor.The service range goes well beyond ordinary shared hosting. Bialink provides domains, Web Hosting, Reseller Hosting, Corporate Hosting, cloud/VDS servers, dedicated servers, colocation, managed server services and business email through BiaMail. The company is also expanding toward application-oriented hosting for Next.js/Node.js, n8n and OpenClaw.
Web Hosting runs on Linux with DirectAdmin, NVMe storage, LiteSpeed and CloudLinux. Security combines Imunify360, Bialink WAF, ClamAV and mail filtering, while SSL certificates and daily 3-2-1 backups are included. The packages have defined CPU, RAM and I/O allocations, which makes it easier to understand the real resource level behind each plan. The entry Vilya package includes 5 GB NVMe storage, unmetered monthly traffic, support for three websites, 2 CPU cores, 2 GB RAM and 10 email accounts. Higher plans increase CPU, memory, I/O capacity, inode limits and the number of websites that can be hosted.
Reseller Hosting uses DirectAdmin reseller functionality and separates individual customer accounts. It is suitable for agencies, developers and designers managing multiple client websites from one reseller environment. Plans range from three customer/site accounts to unlimited accounts, with NVMe capacities from 10 GB to 100 GB. Higher configurations also include white-label DNS and more flexibility for defining custom hosting packages. Technical support is provided to the reseller account, while the reseller remains responsible for supporting its own end customers.
Corporate Hosting is intended for larger business websites and resource-intensive projects. Resources range from 4 CPU cores and 6 GB RAM up to 8 cores and 16 GB RAM, with NVMe storage reaching 100 GB. DirectAdmin, LiteSpeed, CloudLinux, HardenedPHP, Imunify360, Bialink WAF and daily 3-2-1 backups form the main platform. Migration planning and priority support are also included for business-oriented deployments.
The Cloud Server / VDS portfolio provides isolated virtual server resources for applications that need more flexibility than shared hosting. Virtualization is based on VMware, with NVMe storage, one dedicated IPv4 address, unmetered traffic over a 1 Gbit/s connection and daily 3-2-1 backups. Configurations start at 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM and 100 GB NVMe and scale to much larger systems with up to 48 vCPU, 128 GB RAM and 1 TB NVMe. Server management is optional on smaller configurations and included with some higher-end packages.
Dedicated servers are based on Dell PowerEdge platforms such as the R440, R640 and R740, using Intel Xeon processors, ECC memory, SSD/NVMe storage and iDRAC remote management. These physical-server configurations are currently marked out of stock, so they are not available for immediate ordering.
Colocation is provided as a customized infrastructure service. Rack space, power usage, connectivity, IP requirements and remote-hands needs are evaluated according to each server deployment rather than being forced into a single standard package.
Managed-server services can also be purchased separately. The management service covers secure deployment, monitoring, scheduled updates, system hardening, incident response and capacity recommendations. This gives VDS and physical-server customers the option to outsource day-to-day system administration rather than maintaining their own technical team.
The application-hosting portfolio is still developing. Next.js / Node.js Hosting is marked as coming soon and is designed around a dedicated Bialink Panel with repository deployment, environment variables, live logs, custom domains, automated SSL, health checks and rollback/redeployment functions. Planned resource levels range from 2 vCPU and 4 GB RAM to 8 vCPU and 16 GB RAM.
Dedicated n8n Hosting is also planned, combining persistent storage, PostgreSQL, HTTPS webhooks and Redis on appropriate packages. OpenClaw Hosting follows a similar isolated-runtime model with persistent NVMe storage, secure access and daily backups planned as part of the service. These products broaden Bialink's appeal to developers and automation workloads, although they are not yet part of the fully available production portfolio.
Domain services cover more than 300 extensions, including new registrations, transfers, renewals, DNS administration and WHOIS management. A, AAAA, MX, CNAME and TXT records can be controlled from the customer environment, while .com.tr registrations include the necessary documentation workflow where applicable.
BiaMail provides dedicated business email with spam and phishing filtering, DKIM, SPF and DMARC support, 2FA, application passwords, calendars, contacts and file synchronization. It is a useful alternative for organizations that prefer a dedicated mail platform rather than relying only on mailboxes bundled with web hosting.
Daily 3-2-1 backups are one of the stronger operational features across active hosting and cloud-server plans. Three copies of the data are maintained across two storage layers, with one copy separated from the primary system. This adds meaningful protection against common hosting failures, although keeping an independent customer-controlled backup remains sensible for critical business data.
The website is available in Turkish, English, German, Italian and Spanish, which gives Bialink a broader international presentation than many local Turkish hosting companies. Public hosting prices are primarily shown in Turkish lira, while ordering and customer-management workflows use WISECP-compatible systems.
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