[ale] Good cheap ATL-based colo facilities?

[Jeff Hubbs]

I figured that whereas it could be profitable, colo by the U just isn't
worth the administrative hassle to offer much of.  Most people like me
want a dedicated instance with root; larger operations want a quarter
rack, a rack, or maybe one or more whole cages.  People smaller than me
just use their ISP web accounts, or go Geocities, etc. etc.

For what it's worth, I went the colo route because I wanted to toss up a
Xen instance with a sub-instance for my own use and enough headroom to
host instances for other people, potentially. 

Robert Story wrote:
> On Wed, 16 May 2007 14:16:22 -0400 Bob wrote:
> BT> Can people recommend some good, cheap ATL-based colo facilities,
> BT> including pricing?  We're looking for a dedicated single Linux box that
> BT> the Colo facility will provide with Linux loaded on it.  Prefer Fedora
> BT> or Red Hat Enterprise.
>
> Everytime this comes up, I wonder why we don't have a community colo project
> in Atlanta.
>
> 	http://www.seaccp.org/
> 	http://www.chiccp.net/
> 	http://cernio.com/colocation/
> 	http://www.sfccp.net/
>
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