Nusantara Datacenter VIRTUAL PRIVATE [...], IDR (on request) on VPS

VIRTUAL PRIVATE SERVER (VPS) has been added on Feb 16, 2021

🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-Free
🌏 Server Locations :	Indonesia
⚑ Targeting :	ID

Original plan URL was http://nusantaradatacenter.com/vps.html

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Nusantara Data Center (NDC) is an Indonesian data center and IT infrastructure provider specializing in colocation, cloud computing, managed hosting, enterprise connectivity, and disaster recovery services. With facilities distributed across Jakarta, Batam, Medan, Palembang, Surabaya, and Denpasar (Bali), NDC serves enterprises, telecommunications operators, government institutions, financial organizations, internet service providers, and businesses requiring reliable infrastructure within Indonesia.

Established in 2012 by Moratelindo, a telecommunications infrastructure company founded in 2000, NDC benefits from an extensive national fiber-optic network and established international connectivity. Its corporate organization evolved further in 2026, when PT Mora Telematika Indonesia Tbk merged with PT Eka Mas Republik, the company behind MyRepublic Indonesia. The resulting organization, PT Ekamas Mora Republik Tbk (MoraRepublic), operates under the Indonesian Stock Exchange ticker MORA and combines telecommunications, broadband, and data center infrastructure within a larger corporate group.

The integration of data center facilities, fiber-optic connectivity, cloud computing, and network interconnection gives NDC a practical advantage for businesses operating across Indonesia. Its regional infrastructure enables customers to deploy services closer to their users, establish private connections between locations, and maintain geographically separated disaster recovery environments. Connectivity to Singapore also supports organizations requiring international network access.

NDC operates a carrier-neutral infrastructure environment, allowing enterprises, network operators, and service providers to establish connections between different telecommunications networks. The company's domestic internet exchange facilities and access to major content delivery networks further support efficient routing of Indonesian traffic, reducing unnecessary reliance on international connections.

The Colocation Hosting service allows customers to install and operate their own servers within NDC's professionally managed facilities. Individual server deployments are available in 1U, 2U, and 4U configurations, with power allocations of 200W, 300W, and 400W, respectively. Customers requiring additional space can choose quarter racks with 600W, half racks with 1,000W, or full racks with 2,200W of allocated power. These configurations accommodate anything from a single enterprise server to larger installations involving networking equipment, storage appliances, and multiple computing systems.

Colocation includes 24/7 remote hands assistance, shared connectivity, and access to NDC's internet exchange infrastructure. Additional services cover cross-connects, smart hands, equipment migration, rooftop space for telecommunications equipment, crisis room rental, meeting facilities, and parking. The Jakarta and Batam facilities support installations beginning at 1U, while Medan, Palembang, Surabaya, and Denpasar generally begin with 2U configurations. The availability of smaller installations alongside dedicated rack space makes NDC suitable for businesses expanding their infrastructure gradually.

For organizations that prefer to delegate server administration, Managed Web Hosting combines hosting infrastructure with technical management. The service uses NVMe SSD storage and includes dedicated IP addresses, email hosting, cPanel administration, and managed operational assistance. Three principal packages accommodate different website and application requirements.

The Cloud Starter package supports 10 domains, 25 GB of NVMe storage, 200 GB of bandwidth, and five email accounts. Cloud Business increases these allocations to 30 domains, 75 GB of storage, 600 GB of bandwidth, and 15 email accounts. The larger Cloud Enterprise package supports 60 domains, 150 GB of storage, 1,200 GB of bandwidth, and 30 email accounts. All three provide a familiar hosting environment suitable for company websites, business applications, and organizations requiring managed technical assistance.

The managed hosting infrastructure incorporates load balancing, failover capabilities, and clustered email services. Free initial setup and data migration reduce the administrative effort associated with transferring existing websites or applications. This makes the service particularly useful for businesses that need professional hosting management without maintaining an internal server administration team.

NDC's Public Cloud offers virtual servers built on Intel-based computing infrastructure with KVM virtualization and NVMe SSD storage. The Cloud Server 4G configuration includes 2 vCPU cores, 4 GB of RAM, and 100 GB of storage. Cloud Server 8G provides 6 vCPU cores, 8 GB of RAM, and 150 GB of storage, while Cloud Server 16G increases resources to 8 vCPU cores, 16 GB of RAM, and 350 GB of storage. Customized configurations are also available for organizations requiring more specialized resource allocations.

The public cloud infrastructure supports shared internet connectivity of up to 1 Gbps and uses OpenStack orchestration, API-based provisioning, and advanced infrastructure monitoring. These features are valuable to developers and systems administrators who need automated server deployment, programmable infrastructure, and flexible resource management.

One important architectural distinction is that standard public cloud configurations operate on a single non-high-availability cluster. Virtual machines do not automatically receive the protection of a redundant HA computing architecture. Customers running mission-critical workloads should therefore implement application-level redundancy, backup arrangements, or an appropriately designed high-availability environment.

For businesses requiring physically isolated computing resources, Dedicated Private Cloud provides dedicated hardware rather than shared cloud server capacity. The Dedicated Cloud 64G configuration includes 64 GB of RAM, a 28-core Intel processor, and 2 TB of NVMe SSD storage. It supports a single-tenant computing cluster and shared internet connectivity of up to 1 Gbps.

The broader private cloud platform can accommodate up to 32 virtual machines, with KVM virtualization, OpenStack management, API automation, and enterprise DDoS protection. Dedicated resource allocation provides additional control over performance and workload isolation, making this service attractive to companies operating internal applications, business databases, or specialized computing environments. However, the standard dedicated cluster also uses a non-HA architecture, meaning customers requiring automatic failover should arrange an appropriately redundant deployment.

Through the wider MoraRepublic portfolio, customers can also obtain VPS Hosting with dedicated virtual computing resources. Entry-level configurations begin with 2 vCPUs, 1 GB of RAM, and 30 GB of disk space, with larger packages providing 2 GB, 4 GB, or 8 GB of RAM. Linux and Windows operating systems are supported, together with root access, a customer management portal, and unmetered data transfer. Custom virtual server configurations accommodate organizations with particular application, software, or performance requirements.

The parent company's complementary Shared Hosting portfolio includes the Mora 1 and Mora 2 packages, offering 1 GB and 2 GB of storage, respectively. Larger corporate and enterprise configurations provide 5 GB, 10 GB, 20 GB, 50 GB, or 100 GB of storage. These plans include unlimited subdomains, FTP accounts, email accounts, databases, and data transfer, along with daily backups retained for one day. They are part of MoraRepublic's wider hosting offerings and should be distinguished from NDC's three managed cloud hosting packages.

Another important part of the company's infrastructure portfolio is the Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) service. Designed for business continuity, it enables organizations to maintain secondary systems and restore important operations following infrastructure failures, natural disasters, or other interruptions. The principal disaster recovery environments are associated with Jakarta and Batam Techno Park, providing geographical separation between primary and backup infrastructure.

DRC arrangements can accommodate standby environments requiring manual restoration, warm recovery installations with prepared applications and updated backups, or continuously replicated systems supporting faster recovery. These services can incorporate computing resources, storage, communication links, application continuity, and specialized recovery procedures. The appropriate configuration depends on the customer's recovery time objectives, acceptable data loss, and business continuity requirements.

NDC also operates NDC-IXP (Internet Exchange Point), providing network interconnection for telecommunications operators, internet providers, content providers, universities, government institutions, and enterprise customers. The exchange uses Moratelindo's AS131702 network and facilitates domestic traffic exchange and access to content delivery infrastructure. This is particularly beneficial for networks serving Indonesian users because suitable traffic can remain within national infrastructure rather than being routed internationally.

The broader Mora-IXP offering combines internet exchange and IP transit connectivity, with capacities ranging from 20 Mbps to 1 Gbps and service ratios determined by the selected bandwidth package. Together, these services allow businesses to combine physical infrastructure hosting with network connectivity and local content access.

The Express-Connect Cloud Connection service supports enterprises requiring private connectivity to international cloud platforms. It uses Layer 2 Ethernet connections with 1 Gbps and 10 Gbps interfaces and integrates with Equinix Cloud Exchange in Singapore. Supported cloud environments include Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, and Alibaba Cloud.

Express-Connect allows multiple virtual circuits to operate through a single physical connection, simplifying hybrid cloud connectivity and reducing the dependence on ordinary public internet routing. Provisioning interfaces and API integration also enable automated network management, which is useful for organizations with complex cloud infrastructure.

Educational and research organizations can benefit from MORA-REN, the group's Research and Education Network. It connects Indonesian academic infrastructure, including ID-REN, with national and international research networks. The service supports university connectivity, academic cooperation, educational applications, and projects requiring dedicated research communications infrastructure.

NDC's website is primarily available in English, although some technical information remains in Indonesian. No multilingual language selector is available. Its older website design and 2021 copyright notice contrast with the more recent development of the parent telecommunications group. The interface would benefit from modernization, particularly for customers expecting a streamlined mobile experience, immediate ordering, and consistent access to current commercial information.

Overall, NDC provides a comprehensive infrastructure offering extending well beyond ordinary website hosting. Its combination of regional data centers, cloud platforms, telecommunications connectivity, and disaster recovery capabilities is particularly relevant to organizations with substantial infrastructure requirements in Indonesia.