Data center
How to choose a data center
The right facility is not the cheapest line item—it is power continuity, network quality and response time read together. Use this checklist to decide faster.
Infrastructure and continuity
Ask about UPS + generators, cooling, fire suppression and physical access control. If “Tier” is claimed, clarify what is actually certified.
ISO/IEC 27001 signals process discipline. It is not enough alone, but it is a strong maturity signal.
Network, location and support
Multi-carrier paths, peering, DDoS protection and latency to your users affect outcomes. Locations like Bursa combine Istanbul-adjacent latency with local hands-on response.
Get 24/7 NOC, smart hands and SLA terms in writing—who responds, and in how many minutes.
Working with DGN
Review facility details on the data center page, security on the network security page, and request capacity via the contact form.
Read outage notice, SLA credits, exit and data-return clauses carefully.
Quote comparison template
Line up the same rows: U or m², amps, port speed, traffic, IP, DDoS, smart-hands SLA, setup fees. Missing rows mean hidden cost risk.
References, an on-site visit and a short network proof-of-concept raise decision quality.
Quick answers
Is Tier certification mandatory?
No. Redundancy design and operations discipline matter; if Tier is claimed, document the scope.
Is price enough?
No. Downtime cost and response time often dwarf a small monthly cabinet delta.
First step with DGN?
Send a needs summary via the contact form or book a tour; review infrastructure on the data center page.