Compute for applications.
A network for your data

Applications need both computing resources and suitable connectivity. We offer virtual and physical servers, our own European backbone and IP transit for customers operating their own infrastructure.

Virtual serversDedicated bare-metal serversOur own European backbone

SERVERS AND NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE

A server is one part of the whole brief

Applications need different resources

Websites, databases and internal systems have different compute, memory and storage requirements. The choice of environment should start with how they run.

The service scope needs to be clear

Providing a server, managing its operating system and running an application are different tasks. Establish who will be responsible for each.

Data needs a route

How users and other systems reach the server matters alongside the server itself. Organisations running their own network may also need IP transit.

COMPUTING RESOURCES AND CONNECTIVITY

Choose the environment around your application

We review resources, management responsibilities and network requirements. The brief guides the choice of virtual or physical servers and the connectivity around them.

Virtual servers

A virtual server for websites, applications and business systems. We size compute, memory and storage around the expected workload.

Dedicated bare-metal servers

A physical server dedicated to your project. We assess hardware requirements and management responsibilities around your application.

Our own European backbone

We operate a European network that also carries our IP transit service. Infrastructure and connectivity can be considered within the same brief.

IP transit

A separate service for operators and businesses with their own network. Our dedicated IP transit website provides more information.

OUR INFRASTRUCTURE

Your connection.
Our network

Your connection runs on our own European backbone. The same infrastructure that powers our IP transit services.

IP transit at ipt.in8inity.com

HOW IT WORKS

From an application to a technical proposal

Map the requirements

Describe the application, users, current environment and expected workload. You do not need a finished specification to begin.

Choose the environment

We assess virtual or physical servers and the compute, memory and storage resources required.

Define connectivity and management

We agree networking requirements and service scope, including how operational responsibilities will be divided.

Plan provisioning

A specific proposal sets out preparation and handover of the environment against the agreed brief.

FOR OUR FIRST CONVERSATION

Start with what the infrastructure needs to run

Send the parameters you know or a short description of the application. We can work through the choice of environment together.

  • Applications and expected use
  • CPU, RAM and storage, if known
  • Networking needs and user access
  • Management needs and responsibilities

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

What you might want to know

How do we choose virtual or bare-metal servers?

We start with the application, required resources and management approach. From there, we review both options and prepare a specific configuration.

Is application management automatically included?

Management scope and operating responsibilities are defined in the proposal. Tell us what you plan to manage yourselves and where you need help.

Where can I find more about IP transit?

Visit our dedicated site at ipt.in8inity.com for details. You can also describe your network and connectivity requirements directly to us.

LET’S TALK

What are
you planning?

An office, a building, a phone system or your own infrastructure. Tell us about your project and we will work out the next step.