Springboard Hosting in Raleigh/Durham has provided my past employer as
well as other current business associates this type of service for a few
years now.  They have hosted 40 and 50 machines that my department was
responsible for.  All Solaris/Linux apache/mod_perl mysql stuff.

They are very flexible.  Their network connectivity is good as well.

The url is http://www.springboardhosting.com.  I know some of the
techies and most are familiar with apache/mod_perl.  I am on contract
for a mod_perl development project hosted by them currently.  I have
been to their location on several occasions too, nice clean datacenter. 
Rich Lee the CEO and Chris Hanks his partner/President have always been
str8 dealing as well.

FYI, I get nothing for this recommendation.  I like you have had a hard
time finding decent reliable and professional mod_perl hosting
providers.

Good luck,

Richard F. Rebel

On Thu, 2004-01-08 at 11:25, Kurt Hansen wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I am looking for a linux & mod_perl aware, high quality web host 
> provider for 4 colocated/dedicated machines plus one router/firewall.
> 
> By high quality I mean one with very high network connectivity -- 1 or 
> fewer outages greater than 15 minutes between 8AM-8PM Eastern Time/year 
> -- and responsive customer service -- respond to urgent requests within 
> 15 minutes.
> 
> Unreasonable? I don't think so since I used to get that level of service 
> from a firm called WebZone. Alas, WebZone was bought by Yipes! 
> (appropriately named) in 2001, and then when Yipes! went bankrupt in 
> 2002, they decided to get out of the web hosting business -- with 3 
> weeks notice. The provider we chose after a quick search has not meet 
> the standards we need.
> 
> WRT linux & mod_perl aware, my hope is that they would have a few people 
> who predominantly support linux/unix machines. My experience so far with 
> web hosting providers suggests linux/unix techs have a different mindset 
> and higher performance expectations, e.g. they won't fall back onto the 
> common Windows solution of re-boot if the machine is acting not 
> according to expectations.
> 
> Any suggestions? I'll repost a summary of the top 5 I find. And, I'm 
> limiting my search to US providers.
> 
> I've looked on the mod_perl site for ISPs and saw the list. However, 
> there is no quality measurement of these and that is really what I need. 
> In fact, our current provider, Superb, is listed there; I know that they 
> are not what I define as high quality. A Google search brings up a bunch 
> of sites purporting to be web host rating services, but are really just 
> lists and thus almost assuredly ads.
> 
> I think the advice from trusted, reliable sources such as those on this 
> list is the best way to find good vendors.
> 
> Thank you much in advance!
> 
> Kurt Hansen
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Richard F. Rebel
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