Our datacenters.
One today. Tier IV, nothing less.
URLStart runs its cloud from a single Tier IV facility in Delhi NCR — our datacenter in Greater Noida — with our own servers, storage and a 10 Gbps DDoS-protected network inside it. It serves Noida, Delhi, Ghaziabad and the rest of NCR at single-digit-millisecond latency. This page is the standard every URLStart datacenter has to meet, and the map of who it is nearest to.
One facility. Every NCR city within a few milliseconds.
The datacenter is in Greater Noida. The city pages say what that means for you — distance, latency, and who deploys from there.
Greater Noida
FacilityThe facility. Tier IV, 2N power and cooling, URLStart’s own servers, network and DDoS edge inside. Cloud VPS, dedicated and colocation.
Noida
CityIT parks, startups, CA firms and traders — ~25 km up the expressway from their servers.
Delhi
CityEnterprises, media and agencies with data residency in India and Tier IV power against city outages.
Ghaziabad
CityManufacturers on Tally, schools, local ISPs and resellers — ~30 km over NH-9.
Where it is.
Greater Noida sits at the south-eastern edge of NCR. Every city on the map is within an hour by road and a few milliseconds by fibre.
| From | To the datacenter | Typical route | Latency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Noida | ~25 km | Noida–Greater Noida Expressway | single-digit ms |
| Delhi (Connaught Place) | ~40 km | DND Flyway → Expressway | single-digit ms |
| Ghaziabad | ~30 km | NH-9 / Eastern Peripheral | single-digit ms |
| Gurugram | ~60 km | Delhi–Mumbai Expressway / KMP | single-digit ms |
What every URLStart datacenter must have.
Six requirements. A facility that misses one is not on this page.
Tier IV facility
Fault-tolerant, concurrently maintainable power and cooling — 2N paths, so a single failure never reaches your server. Tier III is not enough for us.
Our own network
A URLStart-operated 10 Gbps core and redundant edges in every facility, with our IP space and our routing — not a carrier’s shared port.
DDoS scrubbing in the path
Volumetric, protocol and application-layer mitigation on the ingress of every facility, included on every plan.
Our hardware
AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon nodes, NVMe storage, dedicated servers and colocation cages that URLStart owns and maintains.
Our hands, 24/7
Remote hands with console and IPMI access by URLStart engineers, backed by the facility’s smart hands. The same team answers your ticket.
Physical security
Access-controlled floors, CCTV, staffed security and locked cabinets — operated by a facility partner that specialises in exactly that.
Why Tier IV is the line we hold.
Uptime Institute tiers describe what happens when a component fails or is maintained. Most Indian hosting sells Tier III as premium. We start above it.
| Tier | Design | Redundancy | Expected availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tier I | Basic capacity | None — planned and unplanned outages take the site down | 99.671% (~28.8 h/yr down) |
| Tier II | Redundant components | N+1 components, single distribution path | 99.741% (~22 h/yr) |
| Tier III | Concurrently maintainable | N+1, multiple paths, one active | 99.982% (~1.6 h/yr) |
| Tier IV — URLStart | Fault tolerant | 2N / 2N+1, multiple active paths | 99.995% (~26 min/yr) |
What comes next.
A second facility is added only when it meets the standard above. We announce it when it is live, not before.
Ask about a region
If your workload needs a second city, tell us which. Demand decides where the next cage goes.
Test the latency first
Ask for a test IP in Greater Noida and measure from your office before you commit.
Read the facility page
Power, cooling, network, who runs what, and the case for a full rack.
One network design, wherever the racks are.
Facilities may differ; the network does not. Redundant URLStart edges with scrubbing, a 10 Gbps core, and no plan-by-plan tiering of who gets the good path.