Atlanta Nap DC
99.999% Reliability
4 Main State of the art UPS Systems
2 Generators with in ground 5000 gallon fuel tanks to ensure power if there is an outage. 1.5 megawatt and 800 KVA.
Connected to the most reliable power grid in the state of Georgia through quad vaults on 4 feeds - this protects the main hospital in Atlanta so it is on a last outage program as critical services and was extensively upgraded for the Olympics. We have not had to use our generators in 5 years.
8 22 ton Redundant Liebert Air systems providing consistent temperature and humidity range in the datacenter.
State of the art datacenter ID system and security including video surveillance and recording. All entrances to the Data Center include biometric scanning in combination with card key to prevent unauthorized access.
FM200 Fire suppression and active monitoring with VESDA early smoke detection.
Redundant Cisco BGP routing and switching infrastructure with cold spares on site allows for equipment failure with no interruption of service and timely replacement of the failed item. 10 Gig Metro Ethernet ring for the core routing with dual feeds of all aggregation routers ensures 100% uptime with some of the best uptime in the business.
State of the art Avaya ANS BGP management system optimizing the routes on the 6 gig network in real time 7000 times per minute based on traceroute performance to ensure that your servers have the highest performance routing vs a simple bgp configuration.
State of the art monitoring system for all servers and network devices with instant failure notification.
Network - we believe in a few large pipes of quality providers to handle spikes in traffic and the occasional DoS attack as well as unknown traffic patterns in the case of a primary link failure. This is why our network minimum Internet backbone connection is 1 gig pipes. We currently have 4 backbone providers and are publicly peered with 12 providers including Google and Earthlink. Our current network consists of Gigabit links to Global Crossing, PCC-BTN, SAVVIS, Telia and the Atlanta Internet Exchange public peering point. Your customers and you will not get bottlenecks due to small pipes.
Our datacenter is the new state-of-the-art AtlantaNAP, a source of reliable Atlanta colocation. It is a secure facility that is self-sufficient in the event of public utilities failure. For more details on our facility, click here.
The Planet's (www.theplanet.com) data centers are among the best-connected hosting facilities in the world. The data centers are implemented through a high-speed network specifically designed for dedicated server hosting. The Planet has invested in both network equipment and backbone connections to ensure that customers get the fastest access possible to their content and applications.
The Planet's data centers have multiple network connections to different Internet backbones, allowing data to be distributed though many sources - meaning that The Planet's network is not dependent upon any single Internet backbone.
The Planet network architecture utilizes the Enterprise routing and switching engines from Juniper and Cisco. We utilize Juniper M20 routers as border routers, Cisco 6500 series switches in our distribution layer and Cisco 6500 switches in our aggregation layers, and Cisco 3500 and 2900 series switches at the customer layer. Our network is fully meshed and redundant with 8 backbone providers for a total of 27 Gbps of available bandwidth.
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