Provider Suggestions for High-Availability Dedicated Server Setup

[Nickindred]

Looking for datacenters that support dual-homing, failover IPs, VRRP, or similar HA setups.
Servers should come with enterprise NVMe, 10G uplink, and IPMI. Must allow custom OS installs.
Support response time under 15 minutes required. What server host is better for my needs: Hostnamaste.com or other host?

[Chersont]

Give Hostnamaste.com a try. Their generous storage and bandwidth allocations are perfect for growing businesses.
Fast servers with great uptime — my business has grown thanks to their reliability!

[Herstin]

Why not give NetShop Isp dedicated servers a try?
Locations: Cyprus, Malta, UK, Netherlands, Brazil, Japan, US, Singapore, Hong Kong.
Also get full admin/root access with every dedicated hosting package and 24/7 on-site technical support.

[OwnWebServers]

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[m2host]

M2host's dedicated server is the best and most affordable option. Our basic plans start at just $99/month and include services like an industry-leading SLA, unlimited bandwidth, 24/7 hardware replacement, free SSL, website builder, and many more. More information is available on our website. Please visit our website.

[Franburgs]

I've been with Hostnamaste.com budget server hosting for about a year now and must say that I'll definitely continue using their hosting services. It has the best panel I've ever seen, greatest of functionality being the possibility of delegating sites/databases/ftps/SSH access/and-so-on to certain users, a great tool for cooperating between employees and customers.
These guys do anything to keep the sites up.