Datacenter
A controlled environment for IT equipment, with power distribution, cooling, physical access controls and network connectivity.
FIRST SERVER
Datacenter Services
Virtual cloud infrastructure, dedicated physical servers and colocation options in European Union countries.
Physical infrastructure
From datacenter to server
A datacenter provides the facility environment. Racks organise the equipment, while physical servers supply the computing resources used by dedicated systems and virtual machines.
Server rack
A structured frame for rack-mounted servers and network equipment, with power feeds, cabling and space for airflow.
Physical server
Processors, memory, storage and network interfaces form the hardware platform for operating systems, applications and KVM virtual machines.
Conceptual illustrations, not photographs or technical drawings of a specific facility. Equipment and facility arrangements vary by location.
Infrastructure in the European Union
FIRST SERVER provides virtual cloud infrastructure and dedicated server rental in EU locations. Our activities also include colocation for customer-owned servers where facilities and operational arrangements support it. Availability, technical requirements and commercial terms must be confirmed individually before equipment is ordered or shipped.
Virtual cloud infrastructure
KVM-based virtual machines for application hosting and business workloads. Configurations and deployment locations vary across EU facilities.
Explore Cloud Services →Dedicated physical servers
Dedicated physical servers provide hardware resources for individual customer workloads. Processor, memory, storage, network capacity and management scope are defined by the service agreement.
Colocation
Colocation provides facility space for customer-owned servers. Its scope includes rack space, power, cooling, connectivity, access and remote-hands arrangements.
EU locations
Our EU cloud locations include Amsterdam (Netherlands), Paris (France), Madrid (Spain), Frankfurt (Germany), Helsinki (Finland) and Sofia (Bulgaria). Our cloud presence in a city does not imply that dedicated hardware or colocation is available there in every configuration.
Service specifications
- Country and city, deployment schedule and service duration.
- For dedicated servers: CPU, memory, storage, redundancy and operating-system requirements.
- For colocation: equipment dimensions, rack units, weight, power draw, power feeds and connectivity.
- Required bandwidth, IP addresses, DDoS protection and management scope.
- Access, remote-hands, shipping, installation and equipment-return arrangements.
- Data-location, backup and processing requirements, including a DPA where applicable.
Equipment deliveries require prior operational arrangements. Facility acceptance, handling responsibilities, access procedures and charges must be agreed in writing. Service availability and any service-level commitments are defined in the accepted order.