Making the leap to outsource your data center can be both a liberating and harrowing move. On one hand, the transition offloads much of the overhead of IT infrastructure management to the colocation facility, allowing the firm’s staff to focus on other core competencies; on the other hand, relinquishing control …
We’re proud to announce a series of security enhancements and features to myVelocity for each of our customers. With so many changes arriving, let’s take a moment to look at each one. Session Manager The Session Manager is shown right on the Dashboard. Featuring IP, location, and active time for …
Although many think of this as simply “server operation outsourcing,” there are a number of things that customers have to figure out when they are selecting colocation services; things that they are responsible for even though the servers will be housed off-site. Hardware and Operational Questions Obviously, those who are …
Sasha is the Manager of Hivelocity’s Billing Team and has been a part of the Hivelocity family for over 10 years. Sasha came to us fresh out of college, having just finished her senior year at the Florida State University. Back in 2004 when Sasha showed up to our door …
While most of our customers don’t know who Nate is, most every customer has seen Nate more than any other member of the Hivelocity Team. No, Nate doesn’t answer the phones, he doesn’t respond to trouble ticket and he does not participate on our live chat either. Nate doesn’t even …
Each December companies around the world gather around food and drink to celebrate their lord, enjoy each other in a lighter setting and look back on the year’s accomplishments. Last Friday we did our gathering, we did our drinking….oh did we do our drinking and we celebrated all of our …
Another year has come and gone and we thought it would be nice to look back and highlight some of what we accomplished. Things can move pretty fast in the technology sector and if you don’t stop for a minute to reflect, one can easily forget the things they worked …
By: Jason Sayre When shopping for a Minecraft server, you’re often presented with servers traditionally meant for one thing: hosting websites. By now, you’re used to running a java heavy server application that eats ram like candy. Your hosting company may not be used to these types of applications and …