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Private space in the data center
Private colocation room in DataHouse
DataHouse can prepare a separated colocation area for a customer: a private room, cage or suite with own racks, controlled access, planned power and cooling, network design and operational procedures. It is the right path when standard per-U colocation or a single rack cabinet is too small for the technical or compliance scope.
Multi-rack environments
For customers that need several racks, own switching, private cabling, room-level documentation and a predictable growth reserve.
Compliance and separation
For regulated environments where physical access, device separation, procedures, audits and evidence trail must be designed before migration.
Private cloud and bare metal
For VMware, Proxmox, KVM, Kubernetes, GPU, storage and dedicated-server environments that should stay physically separated from shared areas.
Disaster recovery site
For a secondary location with backup, replication, remote hands, AS20853 connectivity and clear operational responsibility.
What we design in a private colocation room
Space and growth reserve
We define how many racks, cable paths, service zones and growth reserve are needed so the room can grow without rebuilding the whole environment after the first migration.
Power and cooling
The design includes expected and peak power draw, redundant feeds, heat density, airflow and operational limits for storage, GPU, network and bare-metal equipment.
Network and security perimeter
We plan public addressing, uplinks, BGP if needed, cross-connects, firewall, anti-DDoS, monitoring and Looking Glass diagnostics together with the room architecture.
Access, procedures and operations
A private room can include individual access rules, handover documentation, remote hands, maintenance windows, escalation path and operational responsibility agreed before production.
How such a project starts
A private colocation room is not an instant configurator product. We scope it individually, because the final offer depends on floor space, number of racks, power budget, cooling, network ports, cross-connects, access model and support level.
1. Technical inventory
We collect the number of devices, racks, power assumptions, network links, IP addressing, firewall policy, backup and migration constraints.
2. Room concept
We prepare a room, cage or suite concept: racks, cable paths, access rules, monitoring, remote hands and operational documentation.
3. Migration and production
The project can include staged relocation, acceptance tests, DNS/BGP changes, backup verification and production handover.
Plan the room
Services around the project
Frequently asked questions
Does DataHouse offer a private colocation room?
Yes. DataHouse can prepare a dedicated colocation room, private room, cage or suite for customers that need physical separation, own racks, controlled access and an individually designed infrastructure area.
When is a private room better than per-U colocation?
When the environment includes many racks, private cabling, separate switching, compliance requirements, a larger power budget, dedicated access procedures or a migration from an in-house server room.
What affects the price of a private colocation room?
The scope depends on floor space, number of racks, power and cooling budget, links, cross-connects, addressing, security requirements, access rules, remote hands and support level.
Can a private room be combined with other DataHouse services?
Yes. It can be combined with AS20853, FTTB links, BGP, firewall, anti-DDoS, backup, server administration, Cloud Pro, dedicated servers and diagnostics through Looking Glass.