Although the VERnet DC data center was set up in 2011, parent company VERSIJA was founded in 1991. This Latvian internet service provider claims to offer the best value-for-money solutions from the data center that offers virtual servers, dedicated servers, colocation, rack rental, and associated services.
VERnet DC’s website supports the English, Russian, and Latvian languages.
VERnet DC offers five virtual-server and five dedicated-server packages. The VPS packages provide you with:
VERnet DC’s VMware virtual servers have server accessibility monitoring services with immediate notification of issues, and they’re administered via the reliable vSphere control panel.
The data center itself supports Tier 2 and Tier 3 requirements, which means you are assured a certain level of service.
VERnet DC’s VPS prices are significantly higher than the industry average. You can pay in euros or U.S. dollars on monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual billing cycles via PayPal or credit/debit card, and maybe also by bank transfer. The 7-day free trial could be a little too short to fully assess the services, but this is not unusual for virtual server solutions.
I don’t like the fact that you can’t purchase plans online, so you have to contact the company first. You can make contact by telephone, fax, email, or online contact form. My contact form submission received a reply after about four hours to confirm that there is no uptime guarantee (but an SLA can be offered if required):
No self-support resources are evident, but — again — this is not all that unusual for virtual and dedicated server providers.
VERnet DC could be a logical choice of Latvian virtual server provider (with its own data center) if you don’t mind paying a higher price than you might get elsewhere.
Visit VERnet DC for a virtual server in a Latvian data center.
