Data centre & colocation services in Sydney
Plan hosting and colocation around your workloads, connectivity and recovery needs. Discuss Sydney data centre options with CMSIT, including power, rack requirements, remote access, migration and the support responsibilities you need covered.
Size the requirement
List rack space, power, equipment and connectivity needs before comparing options.
Plan access and operations
Agree remote access, maintenance, monitoring and escalation responsibilities.
Move with a recovery plan
Consider backups, downtime, validation and fallback arrangements before migration.
Data centre and colocation services: how we help
Move suitable infrastructure into a data centre with a plan for connectivity, access and recovery. We assess workloads, power, network links and support requirements before proposing an arrangement. Migration windows, remote access and ongoing responsibilities are agreed in advance.
Data centre services: agree your service scope
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Equinix colocation
Your equipment in Australia's premier data centres — redundant power, cooling and security.
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Connectivity done right
Low-latency links between office, cloud and rack — engineered, not hoped for.
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Migration without downtime
Planned moves from office comms rooms to proper facilities, out of hours, rehearsed.
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Hybrid architecture
Cloud where it fits, colo where it counts — one coherent design instead of accidental sprawl.
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Managed remote hands
We manage, monitor and maintain what's in the rack so you never think about it.
How we work
Workload review
What stays local, what goes cloud, what deserves a real data centre.
Design & migrate
Rack, connectivity and cutover planned to the cable — then executed quietly.
Operate & monitor
24/7 monitoring and management, with capacity reviews as you grow.
“Your servers get a better home than your office can offer — and you'll know exactly why, in plain English, before a single box moves.”
— The CMS IT team, Alexandria, SydneyServices that pair with Equinix & Data Centre Services
Request a data centre consultation
Share a short outline of your requirements. We will discuss the scope and next steps before you decide how to proceed.
What happens after you enquire?
- Outline your equipment, workloads, connectivity and target date.
- We discuss capacity, access, migration, backup and support responsibilities.
- Review the proposed hosting or colocation scope and costs.
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What should we prepare before discussing a data centre move?
Prepare the equipment inventory, rack space, power and connectivity requirements, current hosting terms, application dependencies, backup arrangements and acceptable maintenance windows. CMSIT can assess hosting and migration requirements, including handover, testing and recovery planning. Availability, facility access, carrier services and pricing must be confirmed for the proposed arrangement.
What is the difference between colocation and managed hosting?
Colocation generally provides space, power and connectivity for equipment you own. Managed hosting may include infrastructure and operational services. Confirm equipment ownership, access and support responsibilities for the arrangement proposed.
What affects Sydney data centre costs?
Rack space, power, connectivity, equipment, remote assistance and management scope affect the price. Ask about setup charges, recurring costs, contract terms and additional access or support fees.
Can we move existing servers into a data centre?
Suitability depends on the hardware, rack and power requirements, network design and application dependencies. Provide an equipment list and recovery requirements so migration and downtime can be assessed.