NocRoom. is always looking for acquiring web hosting companies, resellers and internet service providers regardless of your size. Whether you have annual revenue from $1000 or $1++ million range, we like to hear from you.
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Racks, Cabs & Cages
NocRoom offers colocation with immediate availability. We can have you setup in one of our facilities the same day you order service. We offer plans that range from cabinet space for a single 1U server, a full cabinet within our facilities, NocRoom’s network can provide you with a connection to the Internet via 100 Mbps (megabits per second) Fast Ethernet, Gigabit (1000 Mbps) Ethernet, 10 Gigabit Ethernet to Fiber.
Los Angeles data center features bandwidth from BroadbandOne Internet (BBOI), nLayer, Tiscali, PCCW, HiNet, China Unicom, as well as multiple peering networks.
Dallas data center features bandwidth from nLayer, Cogent, BroadbandOne Internet (BBOI), as well as multiple peering networks.
Miami data center features bandwidth from Tiscali, Cogent, TeliaSonera, and Telefonica, as well as multiple peering networks.
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We have a passion for building well-architected web applications that streamline processes, extend capabilities, and enable businesses, consumers, and organizations to connect in new ways.
When commercial, off-the-shelf software (COTS) doesn’t fit the bill, we help businesses create the tools they need to compete. Please explore our site and contact us to learn how we can partner to build the next web application for your enterprise.
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Hosting Services for Latin America
NocRoom hosting services provides bundled packages for companies in South America that are seeking to have their applications hosted in the United States at an affordable cost. Being located in Miami, our latency from South America is at a minimum making it possible for VoIP technology to provide excellent service. For those business based out of South America that need to have a presence in the United States, NocRoom is the perfect hosting facility that will meet all expectations.
Our fully redundant servers are supported by a Tier 3 data center facility delivering redundant power, cooling and Internet connectivity 24 / 7 and meets industry compliance standards HIPAA, SOX, GLB and Federal Banking regulations.
To learn more about our hosting services, visit us at NocRoom.com
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Miami Network OpenVZ and KVM
Since this question surfaces from time to time, here is a short description of the main difference between OpenVZ and KVM. Basicly it is two different ways to offer virtualization, OpenVZ using shared resources and KVM using full virtualization.This is not ment to be a deep technical analysis, see this as an introduction or “for dummies” guide. Lets start with a short explanation about what OpenVZ and KVM are, list some pros and cons of each virtualization type and then end with some guidelines when to choose what type and a personal recommendation.
OpenVZ is container-based virtualization for Linux. OS level virtualization means many basic components exist once on the machine, and are used by all guests (like the identical kernel). That means that each container shares the same underlying OS but still operates as secure, isolated Linux container. Each container performs and executes exactly like a stand-alone server; a container can be rebooted independently and have root access, users, IP addresses, memory, processes, files, applications, system libraries and configuration files. This way you use the resources more efficient but at the same time you can not run different OS types (Linux and Windows).Some pros with running OpenVZ is good performance and less resources needed for the host.
For the end user it often comes with predefined templates that are easily installed with only a few clicks.The cons however is that it’s not easy to migrate to other platforms, the only kernel modules available are the ones loaded by the host and if you are missing something, it is up to the provider to add it or not.
KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is, on the other hand a full virtualization solution for Linux containing virtualization extensions (Intel VT or AMD-V). Using KVM, one can have Linux and Windows virtual machines running side by side on the same hardware . Each virtual machine has private virtualized hardware: own kernel, a network card, disk, graphics adapter, etc. Since it has its own virtualized hardware, the virtual server will act completely on its own.Because of KVM maintains separate instances for each virtual server it uses significantly more resources than OpenVZ form a host perspective. in overhead to create/maintain separate instances for each VM. The pros with KVM is that all applications should work exactly as on a dedicated server, usability of its own kernel, the flexibility of migrating from virtual machine to dedicated server.These perks comes with a price, the price of more resources needed for the host, meaning a small performance penalty regarding I/O and CPU.
When choosing between the different virtualization techniques there are no better than the other.The main question is; what are you going to run on that server?A web server with mysql and php?You can go either way, personally I prefer OpenVZ in this case because of the ease with reinstalls.
Java? Go with KVM. With the resources that Java needs, it will cause extra pressure on the host when running OpenVZ which sometimes can be mistaken for abuse. KVM handles the memory better and are therefore preferred.
Backup Server that requires remote attached storage?
KVM is the answer here. Since OpenVZ relies on the hosts kernel you might end up with some modules not being loaded and the provider are not interested in loading them for you. With KVM you have access to your own kernel and can add/remove modules as you like.Bibliography
OpenVZ wiki: http://bitly.com/1SdymNr
KVM wiki: http://bitly.com/1SdymNu
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Miami Medical Hosting for Health Care, HIPPA Compliant Miami Data Center
SwitchMIA is known for its flexibility and “All In One” VPS provider in South Florida. For those companies that are seeking to have a portal software, it would make sense to have our staff learn of your particular business and provide you a turn key solution with hosting and storage included.
SwitchMIA is able to provide you with company knowledge and expertise with a solution that can be easily accessible and shareable with the staff that need it the most.
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Getting ready for #FIME 2015 ? IT Tech Services Check List – Miami IT Support by NocRoom
NocRoom is the leader company in IT Support. NocRoom provides affordable and reliable enterprise class computer IT support and outsourcing to small and medium sized businesses located in Miami FL. We provide services to customers in Hospitality, Construction, Real Estate, Manufacturing and Services industries. With over 10 years of experience, our demonstrated methodology enables us to deliver what we guarantee to our clients, ongoing maintenance, strategic planning, remote monitoring and 24 x 7 infrastructure support. Our certified staff provides personal and professional on site/remote service to bring you valuable business results.
NocRoom is committed to providing 24×7 service and support led by our highly skilled; rapid-response teams who deliver the highest level of dedicated and personalized service.
NocRoom Office and Data Center Services Includes:
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