Data Center Migration in Berlin

By Reboot Monkey Team

Reboot Monkey provides vendor-neutral data center migration in Berlin under a single agreement, across 18 facilities in the city, with 24/7 NOC monitoring and a 4 hour incident response SLA.

Data Center Migration in Berlin

Moving infrastructure between facilities, whether within Berlin or from another city into it, requires coordinated hands-on work at both the source and destination sites. Reboot Monkey plans and executes data center migration projects in Berlin, covering physical decommissioning at the origin site, secure transport logistics coordination, and rack and stack at the destination facility. Each migration is handled by technicians who work inside the facility itself rather than remotely, which matters for tasks such as cable tracing, asset tagging, and hardware verification that cannot be reliably done from a helpdesk ticket alone.

Datacenter Facilities in Berlin

Berlin hosts 18 PeeringDB-listed data center facilities, ranging from large carrier-focused sites to smaller regional facilities. Reboot Monkey technicians are able to work across this facility landscape rather than being tied to a single building or operator, which is a practical requirement for migration projects that move equipment from one Berlin facility to another.

CarrierColo Berlin Luetzow (I/P/B/ site B), operated by IPB Internet Provider in Berlin GmbH
NTT Berlin 1 Data Center (BER1), operated by NTT DATA's Global Data Centers division
Speedbone Berlin, operated by Speedbone GmbH
NorthC Berlin, operated by NorthC Deutschland GmbH
euNetworks Colocation Berlin, operated by euNetworks Group
3U Rechenzentrum Berlin, operated by 3U TELECOM GmbH
CarrierColo Berlin Kitzing (I/P/B/ site K), operated by IPB Internet Provider in Berlin GmbH
NTT Berlin 2 Data Center (BER2), operated by NTT DATA's Global Data Centers division
DNS:NET Colo I Berlin, operated by DNS:NET Internet Service GmbH
AtlasEdge DC Berlin BER001, operated by AtlasEdge

Our Data Center Migration Services in Berlin

Data center migration in Berlin is supported by a set of adjacent physical services that are typically required at different stages of a move. These are delivered by the same technician team and coordinated under one point of contact for the duration of the project.

Remote hands for pre-migration inventory checks and cabling audits
Smart hands for configuration verification during cutover
Rack and stack for installation of relocated hardware at the destination site
Server migration for the physical move and reconnection of individual server assets
Hardware monitoring during transition windows, covering IPMI, iDRAC, SNMP, temperature, and power

Why Reboot Monkey in Berlin

Reboot Monkey operates independently from facility operators in Berlin. Technicians are not staff of NTT, AtlasEdge, or any other facility owner, which means the same engagement can extend across multiple Berlin facilities under a single agreement rather than requiring separate contracts per building. Technicians are vendor-neutral and certified for Dell, HP, Cisco, Juniper, and Arista equipment, covering the hardware mix commonly encountered during migration projects. All work is monitored through a 24/7 NOC, with a 4 hour standard incident response SLA. A 15 minute premium response is available as a paid add-on at facilities where technicians are stationed on-site.

Data Center Migration in Nearby Cities

Reboot Monkey supports data center migration in other German cities beyond Berlin, useful for organizations consolidating infrastructure across multiple regional sites or relocating equipment between cities.

Data Center Migration in Frankfurt
Data Center Migration in Hamburg
Data Center Migration in Munich

Related Services in Berlin

Data center migration projects in Berlin often run alongside other physical infrastructure services. The following services are available in the same city and can be scoped together as part of a migration engagement.

Colocation in Berlin
Data Center Decommissioning in Berlin
Rack and Stack in Berlin
Remote Hands in Berlin
Server Migration in Berlin
Smart Hands in Berlin

Related Services in Berlin

Data Center Migration

Physical relocation of IT infrastructure between facilities, including decommissioning, transport coordination, and rack and stack.

Colocation

Physical infrastructure support for colocated environments in Berlin.

Data Center Decommissioning

Secure removal and disposition of retired hardware from Berlin facilities.

Rack and Stack

Installation and racking of servers and networking equipment in Berlin.

Remote Hands

On-site technician support for routine physical tasks in Berlin facilities.

Server Migration

Physical relocation and reconnection of server hardware in Berlin.

Smart Hands

Technical on-site support including configuration and troubleshooting in Berlin.

What does data center migration cover in Berlin?

It covers the physical work required to relocate IT infrastructure between facilities, including decommissioning at the origin site, coordination of transport logistics, and rack and stack installation at the destination site in Berlin. It also includes cabling, asset verification, and hardware checks performed on-site by technicians rather than remotely.

How fast can Reboot Monkey respond in Berlin?

Standard incidents in Berlin are covered by a 4 hour incident response SLA. Where technicians are already stationed on-site at a facility, a 15 minute premium response is available as a paid add-on. The premium tier depends on technician presence at that specific facility and is not offered unconditionally.

Do you work in every datacenter in Berlin?

Reboot Monkey technicians work across the facility landscape in Berlin, which includes 18 PeeringDB-listed data centers such as CarrierColo Berlin, NTT Berlin 1 and 2, Speedbone Berlin, NorthC Berlin, and euNetworks Colocation Berlin. Coverage for a specific building can be confirmed when a migration request is submitted.

How is Reboot Monkey different from the facility operator's own staff?

Reboot Monkey is independent from facility operators, meaning technicians are not employed by NTT, AtlasEdge, or any other facility owner. This independence allows a single agreement to cover work across multiple Berlin facilities and operators, rather than requiring a separate contract with each building's own on-site staff.

Which hardware vendors do Reboot Monkey technicians support in Berlin?

Technicians in Berlin are vendor-neutral and certified for Dell, HP, Cisco, Juniper, and Arista hardware. This covers the equipment commonly found in colocation and carrier facilities across the city, allowing migration projects to proceed without being limited to a single manufacturer's support staff.

How do I get started with data center migration in Berlin?

Submit a request through the contact page describing the source and destination facilities, equipment involved, and target timeline. Reboot Monkey will confirm facility coverage and scope the migration, including any adjacent services such as rack and stack or hardware monitoring needed during the transition.

Related Services

Colocation in Berlin Rack and Stack in Berlin

Plan Your Data Center Migration in Berlin

Contact Reboot Monkey to scope a data center migration across any of the 18 facilities in Berlin.

Get a Quote