Providing powerful alternatives to dedicated servers and on-premise machines.
ActiveCloud is the next generation of server environment, replacing the conventional concept of the dedicated server. Net@Work provides resources that look and feel exactly like dedicated servers but are provided on top of our powerful cloud computing platform. We allow you to directly control the amount of processing power and space you use, meaning you don't have to pay for hardware you don't need. Changes to your dynamic server can be made at any time, on the fly, without the costs associated with moving from one server to another, and all resources are available without capital expense.
We believe that our dynamic servers are the most efficient, reliable way to access server resources. We even back our promises with SLAs guaranteeing 99.99% availability.
ActiveCloud is provided through a network of multiple data center points of presence throughout the US. All Net@Work Cloud facilities are Tier 3 & Tier 4 Data centers with ISO 27001 certifications for Physical security access. All data in the cloud is copied to an alternate data center in the same country to ensure survivability in the event of a data center failure. Net@Work Cloud is SAS70 Type II compliant.
Net@Work Cloud Facilities
| Power |
Separate Feeds
Separate Substations
Continuous Power Supply
Generator |
| HVAC |
Fully Redundant |
| Fire Suppression |
Dry pipe, pre-action system enabled by activation of VESDA (Very Early Smoke Detection Alarm) and / or smoke detectors. Loss of air pressure in the pipes caused by a broken sprinkler head will cause water to discharge only if smoke detection is present. The system is monitored 24x7 by onsite personnel |
Because our virtual infrastructure is part of our cloud computing model, additional resources are available at the touch of a button. Need more RAM, more CPU or more disk space? No problem. Each virtual server has access to the full computing power of the grid, allowing you to simply add or remove resources when you need them.
