- High-end dedicated servers, which you can provision in minutes with the OS image of your choice
- Geographically disparate data centers, with dns technology to route users to the closest one
- Carrier-class networking, redundant from box to backbone at 1GigE or more
- Private vlans and configurable firewalls to protect your data
- Global and local load balancing on redundant f5 machines
- Isilon storage cluster with tens of terabytes of capacity and 300Mb/s performance
Adding a new instance takes under five minutes; configuring a complex load-balanced application
takes under an hour.
The simplicity of infrastructure as a service means a minimum of headaches and hr investment.
And production-class slas, 24/7 phone and email support, and internal and external monitoring
make AppNexus a perfect fit for the enterpris.
Datacenters
AppNexus currently runs two datacenters: LAX1 in Los Angeles and NYM1 in Secaucus, NJ. We feel that it is important to have multiple, geographically disparate datacenters that each functions as a self-contained entity with its own set of equipment.
Equinix
Equinix is the largest global network-neutral datacenter and Internet exchange services company in the world, with centers in 18 key markets across North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific and a total global footprint of more than 3 million square feet. More than 300 different carriers and ISPs now participate in Equinix IBX centers, including the world's largest IP backbone networks. Network and service provider customers include AT&T, British Telecom, MCI, Sprint, SBC, KDDI, and Level(3). Enterprise and content provider customers include IBM, Electronic Arts, Gap, General Electric, Google, Hotwire, Microsoft, Sony, Yahoo, and AppNexus. Equinix serves more than 1,700 customers worldwide.
Photographs of NYM1 from our initial build.
Floor Layout and Network Cabling
All racks are laid out in a hot/cold aisle configuration. This means that cold air is dropped down on the intake side of servers and exhausted out the back. This helps keep server temperatures low reducing failures and increasing hardware lifetime.
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