Infrastructure

Data Centers

Key2Host operates its servers in carefully selected infrastructure environments across the globe.

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Infrastructure Standards

Our services run in carefully selected data center environments, with a strong focus on availability, security, redundancy, and long-term operational quality.

Redundant Power Supply

Our infrastructure is hosted in professional data centers with fail-safe power architectures to minimize the risk of outages caused by local power issues.

Backup Systems

UPS systems, including backup generators and batteries, ensure continued operation in case of primary power failure.

Physical Security

24/7 access control, secured areas, on-site security personnel, and video surveillance protect data centers from unauthorized access.

24/7 Monitoring

Infrastructure and hardware are continuously monitored to detect incidents (e.g., failing drives) early and respond quickly.

Climate-Controlled Environment

Stable cooling and environmental conditions protect hardware, improve reliability, and ensure consistent performance.

Network Resilience

Multiple carriers, redundant uplinks, and fiber connections with 10 Gbit/s links minimize the impact of individual network failures.

Network Filtering

Hardware firewalls reduce the impact of attacks and malicious traffic before they reach the servers.

Modern Hardware

We use up-to-date server platforms and high-performance infrastructure components for efficiency, stability, and performance.

Proactive Monitoring

Automated systems continuously monitor infrastructure health to detect unusual behavior early.

Our Data Center Locations

The following locations form the physical foundation of our infrastructure in Europe.

Germany

Falkenstein

Hetzner Data Center Park

A strong production location in Germany with enterprise-grade infrastructure, stable connectivity, and a reliable foundation for high-performance hosting.

Netherlands

Eygelshoven

Skylink Data Center

A strategically positioned location in Western Europe with low latency, resilient network paths, and a solid foundation for future expansion.

Monitoring and Transparency

Reliable infrastructure also means detecting issues early and communicating them clearly.

Automated Infrastructure Monitoring

Our systems continuously monitor infrastructure health, availability, and unusual events. This includes the use of S.M.A.R.T. data to detect potential disk failures early, as well as system metrics from our virtualization environment (e.g., Proxmox) to identify and prevent potential outages proactively.

Transparent Status Communication

In the event of relevant incidents or disruptions, status updates are provided on our status page. For us, reliability includes not only prevention but also clear communication when issues occur.

Climate and Sustainability

Infrastructure growth should go hand in hand with responsible decision-making.

A More Responsible Infrastructure Approach

At Key2Host, we focus not only on performance and stability but also on sustainability and energy efficiency. Where possible, we prioritize partners and locations that operate in an environmentally responsible and future-oriented way.

What This Means in Practice

Preference for energy-efficient data centersFocus on long-term quality over short-term compromisesConsideration of sustainable operatorsCareful selection of partners and locations

1% for Climate Protection

We invest 1% of our revenue in projects focused on CO2 reduction and climate protection technologies.

Our Infrastructure Philosophy

Great hosting is not achieved through maximum utilization, but through responsible planning.

No Aggressive Overselling

We intentionally avoid overloading our systems. Capacity planning focuses on performance and stability rather than maximum utilization.

Performance-Oriented Resource Allocation

We only place as many customers on a system as the infrastructure can sustainably support at a high level.

Premium Experience by Design

Our goal is a hosting experience with fast response times, stable performance, and long-term reliability.

Why This Matters for Customers

Infrastructure quality directly impacts reliability, stability, and trust.

Higher Reliability

High-quality infrastructure reduces avoidable outages and ensures stable systems.

Better Hardware Conditions

Optimal cooling and stable power supply extend the lifespan of hardware.

Increased Trust

Not only software security matters, but also the physical protection of data centers.

Sustainable Growth

Infrastructure decisions should be both technically sound and environmentally responsible.