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PlanetHoster is located in 7 datacenters in France, Switzerland, and Canada. We demand the best for our customers. The datacenters have the strictest certifications. For example, our neighbors in these datacenters are the largest well known web companies.

PlanetHoster exploits a strategic presence in 7 datacenters distributed between France, Switzerland and Canada. Each site is selected for its resilience, its high level of security and its compliance with international standards. Our infrastructures are also certified by the most demanding authorities in the sector.

Paris Datacenter

This site benefits from a double certification : energy management (ISO 50001) and quality management (ISO 9001).

It is ideally located for European clients and offers minimal latency for the French and frontier markets.

Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS)
Emergency generators
Environmental control system
Protection against fires

Montreal Datacenter

A high-performance infrastructure, designed to ensure stability, performance and better availability.

Located in Quebec, this Tier III+ datacenter benefits from direct connectivity with North America and a much more secure environment.

Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS)
Emergency generators
Environmental control system
Protection against fires

Lausanne Datacenter.

Our latest site in the French-speaking canton of Vaud, built according to Tier IV standards, represents the pinnacle of redundancy and tolerance to failures.

This new generation datacenter is based on :

The last generation CPU AMD EPYC.
High-frequency RAM and ultra-high performance NVMe SSD storage.
A 100 Gb/s multi-operator network with direct peering.
An anti-DDoS infrastructure developed by PlanetHoster.
100% renewable energy (hydroelectricity).

It offers greater connectivity for the French-speaking Europe and sovereign hosting in Switzerland, with a legal framework respecting confidentiality.

Optimum connectivity for French, Swiss and citizens of other European countries.
Customers hosted in Europe are in Paris and Lausanne.
Green energy source (hydro-electricity).
Data protection.
New mass storage approach to better serve customers.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Regarding geographic redundancy, are sites available from multiple data centers (e.g. France and Canada) or only from a single data center?

The customer can choose the location of his web hosting. Two locations are available: Europe (in France and Switzerland) or in Canada (in Quebec). There is the possibility of having two accommodations and thus having redundancy in the event of a problem in one of the locations.

If I understood correctly, The World hosting is stored in data centers in Canada, France and Switzerland. What about backups and N0C storage files? Are they stored in the same data centers or is there some sort of alternation (for example, hosting in France and backups/N0C storage in Canada)? In particular, I would like to know if setting up backups on N0C storage is a good strategy.

Knowing that you already benefit from daily N0C (remote data center) backups, we recommend using N0C Storage for massive files. For example:

Here's what's included in our plans:

100 GB of storage with The World N0C.
200 GB with HybridCloud N0C (coming soon).
Unlimited bandwidth, with no incoming or outgoing fees.

Technical specifications:

High-performance storage (hot storage).
Certified datacenters: Tier III, ISO 27001, ISO 9001, ISO 50001, SSAE 16, SOC 2 Type II.
Guaranteed availability rate of 99.95%.

I don't need to restore anything right away, but if I ever run into a problem, how do I recover my sites from your backups?

Backups are located in another data center as a security measure. So even if the infrastructure goes up in flames (rest assured, that's not likely to happen!), we will have backups. To carry out a restoration, simply proceed via your hosting panel.

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