Gate.com                                                            

In their architecture, each web site is hosted by an entire array of servers. If a server experiences a hardware failure, the other servers in the array automatically pick up the slack, therefore, your web site continues to function... and the failure goes completely unnoticed (except by a team of engineers, who are monitoring all systems 24x7). The server cluster also means more resources are on tap when you need them, and faster response time for all visitors to your web site, all the time.

The facility has been designed around a single objective: to protect your data. They think of their data centers as the Fort Knox of web hosting. Each have multiple layers of defense against a variety of threats: fire, flood, power failure, and physical intrusion.

Their FM200 system will detect the presence of a fire in the early stages of combustion, and automatically discharge an oxygen-robbing gas with hurricane force velocity. This gas suffocates the fire.

Power
The data centers run off battery power all of the time, not just during a power outage. The batteries feed the data center, and are simultaneously recharged by the power grid by redundant control units. In the event of a loss of power, there is no cut-over delay, the batteries simply continue powering the facility. Our generator kicks in within milliseconds, and resumes recharging the batteries, taking the place of the power grid providing completely un-interrupted service.

Physical Security
Physical access to the infrastructure is protected by multiple layers of security. Access to the outer building is limited by access card, while access to the data center is limited to key personnel and controlled by both access card and biometrics. All entry and exit points are under 24x7 surveillance.

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