See how DataPacket scaled up in Q3 2025, with new data centers in Kuala Lumpur, Manchester, and Seoul, 39 network expansions, upgrades to the Client panel, a refreshed AMD EPYC™ lineup, and more. Discover how we enhanced speed, resilience, and performance for demanding network workloads.
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Stepping into 2025, we would like to look back at the remarkable year of 2024 at DataPacket. It was marked by expansion, modern hardware, and celebrations of 10 years of bringing our service to clients worldwide. Read on to catch up on all the highlights and find out what’s coming next!
In the world of dedicated server providers, we’ve always taken pride in our reliable and robust hardware. Today, we want to take a moment to celebrate a special part of our history—our very first server, internally nicknamed D1P1, which has just retired after nearly ten incredible years of service.
As we close out 2023, it's a good time to reflect on the progress and updates we've made at DataPacket. This year was about expanding our reach, enhancing user experiences, and staying current with technological advancements. Here's a brief overview of the developments this year.
Cloud servers can be a quick solution to various computing-related problems, but they can also become an expensive crutch that hides issues. How do dedicated servers stack up against cloud solutions? Here's what you need to know to make an informed decision for your business.
Many of our clients ask for help with configuration of BIRD deamon (mostly for BGP). While you'll still need help to make configuration on the network side, it'll still be necessary to configure your server correctly.
Kubernetes has been around for a while now. Although you can find numerous guides for various applications, they often require you to be already familiar with Kubernetes or running a cluster in a cloud environment provided by major providers.
Securing your server as a Linux administrator has been a bit of a hassle in past years. Nftables is developed by the netfilter project, which stands behind iptables as well. It’s meant to directly address the most pressing problems and inconveniences
Properly securing your server can go a long way in saving you a lot of time, money and headaches. Global statistics clearly suggest that cyber criminality is a fact of life now, creating billions of dollars in losses worldwide. We at DataPacket do not take security lightly. In this article, we provide 9 useful tips.
MTR (my traceroute) is a dynamic network performance diagnostic tool combining the functionality of ping and traceroute. MTR reports are widely used for analysing network connection bottlenecks and issues. However, it is very commonly misinterpreted.
When purchasing from a dedicated server provider, one of the key service components is the network bandwidth capacity. In this post we will cover how to perform a reliable network throughput test using Iperf.
Network engineers often use the terms single-homed and multi-homed network when talking about network upstream topology. In this article we’ll describe the specifications of both setups and how choosing either of them might affect your business.
See how you can use the Collectd daemon to monitor your server’s performance without the need of a third-party monitoring system.
There are many features that can enhance the performance and availability of your online applications and one of them is RAID. Check out our short guide on the most used levels and their benefits.