Compare Delska vs. Huawei Virtual Private Cloud

Delska is a data center and network operator that provides tailor-made IT and network services for businesses. With 5 data centers (one under construction, launching in 2025) in Latvia and Lithuania, and points of presence in Germany, Netherlands, and Sweden, we offer a comprehensive regional data center and network ecosystem. By 2030, we aim to achieve net-zero CO2 emissions, setting standard for sustainable IT infrastructure in the Baltic region. In addition to cloud computing, colocation, data security, network, and other services, we have launched the self-service cloud platform myDelska for swift virtual machine deployment, IT resources management, and soon-to-come bare metal services. Key features: • Unlimited traffic and predictable monthly costs • API integration • Flexible firewall configurations • Backup solutions • Real-time network topology • Latency measurement map • Alpine Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, Windows OS, openSUSE and other operating systems Since June 2024, Delska has merged 2 companies—DEAC European Data Center and Data Logistics Center (DLC). Both operate under their respective legal entities, which are owned by Quaero European Infrastructure Fund II.

A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) allows for the establishment of private and secluded virtual networks. Within a VPC, you have the capability to set up IP address ranges, subnets, and security groups, as well as assign Elastic IP (EIP) addresses and manage bandwidth allocation. These private cloud networks are entirely segregated from one another. You can also deploy Elastic Container Services (ECSs) across different availability zones while remaining within the same VPC. The self-service network management feature liberates users from the burden of standard network configurations, enabling more adaptable network deployment. By utilizing the VPC service, you can construct private networks and implement Elastic Load Balancers (ELB) to offer web services that accommodate numerous users simultaneously. Additionally, this setup facilitates seamless two-way migration of user services and data, ensuring that both locations have access to the necessary user services and information at all times. This capability enhances operational flexibility for businesses aiming to optimize their cloud infrastructure.