Portugal data centre - Covilha, Tier III
Our Iberian site, and the far end of the pair when you want a backup that is not in the same country as the thing it protects.
The facility
Covilha Data Center
Transversal Rua da Grila 4, Covilha, Portugal
| Tier | Tier III, concurrently maintainable |
| Certification | ISO-IEC 20000-1:2018 |
| Facility SLA | 99.982% uptime |
| Network | BGP under AS204057, IPv4 and IPv6 dual-stack, DDoS mitigation included |
| Jurisdiction | Portugal, European Union |
What you can order here
- Cloud VPS, deployed in under 10 minutes
- Kubernetes clusters, single-node or HA
- Windows Server with RDS user licences, installed by an engineer within three days
- Any operating system you like, including booting from your own ISO over HTTPS
- Snapshots, one backup included, daily retention up to 7 days
Addresses announced from Covilha
These are published in our RFC 8805 geofeed, which is what geolocation databases read. If a service thinks your server is somewhere else, point them at it.
- Tier III certified facilities, 99.982% facility SLA
- Own network, AS204057, IPv4 and IPv6 dual-stack
- 24/7/365 support with ~10 minute average response
- Cyprus company, EU jurisdiction, GDPR-native since 2007
FAQ
- Which data centre is the Portugal location?
Covilha Data Center at Transversal Rua da Grila 4, Covilha, Portugal. It is Tier III certified and holds ISO-IEC 20000-1:2018, with a 99.982% facility uptime SLA
- What can I order in Covilha?
Cloud servers, Kubernetes clusters, Windows Server with RDS licences, snapshots and a backup included in every plan, and any operating system including one booted from your own ISO. Dedicated hardware is racked in Prague only, so a bare-metal order goes there
- Are dedicated servers available in Portugal?
No. Covilha runs cloud servers; dedicated servers are in Prague. If you need bare metal and Iberian presence at the same time, the usual answer is a dedicated server in Prague with a cloud server in Covilha for the front end or for backups
- Why choose Covilha over Prague?
Two reasons. It serves Iberian and Atlantic traffic better than Central Europe does, and it gives you a second site in a different country on a different power grid - which is what makes a backup or a failover target meaningful rather than decorative
- Which IP ranges are announced from Covilha?
217.28.140.0/24 and 2a0d:6241::/32, under AS204057. They are published in our RFC 8805 geofeed, which is what geolocation databases read, so a service that misplaces your server can be pointed at it
If you require assistance or have additional questions, please contact the managers or write to the support team at support@dcxv.com
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