Ten key items which separate us from the competition…

1. We monitor the health of your virtual private servers on 5 minute intervals. The slightest imperfections of service such as reaching the memory limits you have paid for, or a sudden spike in traffic will flag a system engineer’s attention. We will temporarily raise your resource limits to keep your node running, so you have time to either make the necessary changes to your application or purchase additional resources.

2. We’ll build and deploy any custom configuration you can throw at us. From basic LAMP stacks to MySQL clusters with multiple nodes, we’ll build it for you at absolutely no additional charge.

3. We can scale your 256MB virtual private server to 1024MB or 32GB in real time, without rebooting your node. We can scale your processing power to 8 cores in real time, without rebooting your node.

4. We take nightly system snapshots of your entire server and retain this data for 30 days. You can request a restore of this data at no additional charge.

5. You can rebuild your virtual private server with one of our many templates using our management panel.

6. You can access out of band management to work on your node if it fails to startup or you accidentally lock yourself out while configuring iptables.

7. We can build high availability failover for your apps for as low as $38/Month (2 256MB servers) between our multiple datacenters.

8. Your data is stored on enterprise grade storage architecture, SAS-15K disks in RAID-10 arrays.

9. Every single server chassis in our network contains two power supplies, which are fed from independent power sources, providing true power redundancy.

10. If you have an open source project or app that needs a home, we’ll provide hosting for you free of charge.

We are truly unique when it comes to managed services at an affordable price.  Check out what some of our customers have to say:

https://forums.networkredux.com/index.php?board=4.0

Cheers,

Thomas Brenneke
Network Redux, LLC

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