Datacenter locations

OneProvider offers services in multiple datacenter locations worldwide. When you place an order, you can usually choose a location (depending on product availability) to optimize for latency, compliance needs, and regional connectivity.

OneCloud vs Bare Metal: how locations differ

OneCloud (Cloud Instances)

OneCloud locations are based on cloud capacity in each region.

• Locations shown at checkout reflect current availability
• A location may temporarily disappear if capacity is limited
• If you need to “move” to another location, the typical method is to deploy a new instance in the new region and migrate your data

Bare Metal (Dedicated Servers)

Bare metal locations are based on physical datacenter stock.

• Availability depends on the exact server model/configuration and inventory in that location
• Some servers may be offered on-demand, but deployment still depends on availability/lead time
• If you need a specific datacenter or hardware that is not listed, contact Sales to check options

How to choose a location

When ordering a service:

1. Go to the product you want to purchase.
2. Select a location / datacenter from the available options.
3. Complete checkout.

What “location” means

A datacenter location generally determines:

• Where your server/VM is hosted (the physical region)
• Latency to your users (closer is usually faster)
• Local routing and connectivity (varies by region/provider)
• Legal/jurisdiction considerations (local laws may apply)

Changing the location later

In most cases, a service’s datacenter location cannot be changed in-place after deployment. If you need a different location, the typical approach is:

• Order a new service in the desired location
• Migrate your data and configuration
• Cancel the old service when migration is complete

Checking your current location

You can view the assigned location in the Client Area by opening the service details page. The location/region is typically shown alongside the service information.