Floki NET Colocation Iceland 42U, € 1,690.00/mo. on Colocation

Iceland 42U delivers a full rack in the same renewable powered data centre, designed for customers who want to anchor an entire infrastructure stack in Iceland. It includes 3600kWh of electricity with a 5000W power cap, enabling dense deployments of compute, storage and networking hardware while staying within cooling and power design limits. Network connectivity is provided through a 1Gbit uplink and 10TB of monthly traffic, which supports heavy web, application or storage workloads that serve users across Europe and North America from a central Nordic location. Ten IPv4 addresses are assigned together with an IPv6 /64, giving the flexibility to carve the rack into multiple routed segments, expose management interfaces securely and support many independent services. The same more than 1Tbit DDoS protection profile applies to the Iceland rack, absorbing large scale attacks at the network edge and helping to preserve usable bandwidth for legitimate users when incidents occur. This tier is suited to privacy focused businesses, software as a service providers or hosting resellers who want the operational benefits of a dedicated cabinet combined with Iceland's legal and environmental advantages.

FlokiNET colocation services are built for organisations that want to keep full control over their own hardware while leveraging professional data centres in privacy friendly jurisdictions. Racks and individual units are provisioned in facilities with redundant power feeds, battery backed UPS and diesel generators so your servers keep running even during grid failures. Cooling systems and environmental monitoring keep temperatures and humidity in safe ranges, and access to the rack area is controlled through security checks, access cards and video surveillance. Every colocated system is connected to a multi homed network with more than 1Tbit of DDoS protection capacity, so volumetric attacks can be absorbed and filtered before they reach your equipment. Each package includes both IPv4 and native IPv6 allocations, allowing production workloads to run dual stack without complex tunnelling solutions. Remote hands services are available for tasks such as power cycling, swapping disks, checking cabling or attaching consoles, which means you can continue operating hardware without sending staff to the data centre on short notice. Customers who need more bandwidth or power than what is bundled with a standard package can upgrade uplinks, commit levels and power envelopes on request, giving a smooth growth path as infrastructure requirements evolve. Colocation integrates cleanly with the provider's other products such as dedicated servers, DDoS protected hosting and encrypted backup solutions, so hybrid architectures can be built that combine owned equipment with rented capacity. Contracts are month to month with pricing shown per month in euros, and invoices can be paid using common electronic payment options while tax is handled according to your billing country. Support engineers are reachable through ticket, phone and live chat channels for incident response and operational questions, and the network and facilities are monitored around the clock so issues are detected quickly even outside business hours.