Serversaurus Blog

January 21, 2014

Customer profile: Fixed.org.au

Fixed.org.au has been running since 2005, serving over 650,000 visits, and 6,138,590 pageviews in 2013. Here is a short film from their 2013 bicycle Show’n’Shine. Proudly hosted by Serversaurus since 2005!

Customer-profiles

December 19, 2013

Managed Ghost hosting

This week we launched Australia’s first Ghost blogging platform, which we’ve called Haunted.io. Ghost is a new and minimal blogging platform, with a focus on writing and simplicity. Combining a split composition window, easy to learn Markdown syntax and simple drop in images, Ghost makes blogging fun again. Haunted.io comes with a free tier, allowing you to spin up a...

Product spotlight

November 13, 2013

Customer profile: Omid Jaffari / Botanical Cuisine

Serversaurus chats with Omid Jaffari of botanical cuisine at their headquarters in Melbourne, Australia. Serversaurus proudly hosts the botanical cuisine website!

Customer-profiles/Uncategorized

July 27, 2012

Announcing free Anycast DNS

We’re very happy to announce the availability of the Dynomesh Anycast DNS service, available free for all Dynomesh customers. The Dynomesh Anycast DNS service provides a low-latency, resilient DNS service, distributed globally amongst 14 datacenters. This fully managed and integrated DNS product, will result in better application performance, without the hassles and costs of managing your own DNS infrastructure. All...

DNS

July 10, 2012

Dynomesh CDN

We’re proud to announce the availability of the Dynomesh CDN, which in addition to Asia, North America and Europe, includes four Australian points of presence, located in Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and Perth. For Australian customers who are used to expensive bandwidth bills, we’re now able to offer premium Australian bandwidth at just 34cents/GB. See our pricing page for full pricing,...

CDN

January 17, 2012

New Office

So if you were at all curious about a lack of updates over the last few months, here is the answer: Our new offices. We built them. Ourselves. With hammers. More photos are here.

Dynomesh