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Dedicated managed hosting

We recommend a managed workflow which directly uploads the print ready jpegs to our servers located in Central london. Access for asset management by the client would be via the web based interface. The benefits are that its can linked to the clients existing web site. We store the high resolution images on-line which can be downloaded as required on an account holder basis. All assets are held on fully redundant storage. The image servers and software administration is managed by our support team.

High Performance Image Servers

We use dual xeon servers for dedicated image processing which use linux Fedora operating systems to provide a stable, high performance platform for all your web services. With these twin processors, high speed RAM and large capacity drives can provide all the resources you need for optimum reliability with image management. Our servers run with the highly acclaimed Apache web server which powers almost two thirds of the websites on the Internet today and when combined with our IMS software is an easy to use but powerful image hosting system. With assets accessible via the world wide web our software can be used to offer the extended range of facilities such as e-commerce and client accounts for use at any location with suitable bandwidth.

Summary of dedicated server benefits

1Gb/s bandwidth, each server can support 5000 browsing users
Secure linux Operating system with firewalled network
Integrated email server with POP3 / smtp / imap or webmail interfaces and state of the art spam filtering controls.
24hr on-site security staff and cctv systems ensure no unauthorised personnel can access your servers.
The temperature and humidity in our data centre is monitored 24 hours a day and is serviced by redundant, high capacity climate control systems.
All our network equipment is wired in a redundant, meshed configuration for maximum uptime. In the event of a failure in any one device the redundant hot-spare takes over automatically within seconds.