HostDome
Hosting and colocation services for businesses that value clear infrastructure choices, practical European locations, and a direct route to the team responsible for delivery.
The Morne Veldsman Group brings together hosting, colocation, and DNS services through HostDome and PebbleNS.
The Morne Veldsman Group is the independent group behind HostDome and PebbleNS, with a focus on hosting, colocation, and DNS infrastructure for European businesses.
We own and operate the datacenter facilities and hardware in France, Estonia, and Czechia. Selected colocation locations in Germany, the Netherlands, and Poland extend that footprint where customers need additional reach.
We describe each part of the network according to the relationship we actually have with it, giving customers a clearer view of where services run and who is accountable.
MVG owns the facilities and hardware at its France, Estonia, and Czechia locations.
Customers work with the group and ventures responsible for delivering their infrastructure.
Owned facilities and colocation locations are identified clearly throughout the site.
Six locations support a practical European footprint across owned and colocated infrastructure.
Hosting and colocation services for businesses that value clear infrastructure choices, practical European locations, and a direct route to the team responsible for delivery.
A focused DNS management platform being developed for businesses and individuals who want a simpler way to manage records and automate common DNS tasks.
Operated as part of MVG's owned datacenter footprint.
Operated as part of MVG's owned datacenter footprint.
Operated as part of MVG's owned datacenter footprint.
MVG services are delivered from colocated infrastructure at this location.
MVG services are delivered from colocated infrastructure at this location.
MVG services are delivered from colocated infrastructure at this location.
MVG's infrastructure operations are European-first. The location of service data depends on the service and location selected by the customer, so data-location commitments should be read with the applicable service terms.
Administrative systems such as billing and support may use separate processing arrangements. Those arrangements belong in the relevant service terms and privacy notices, where customers can review them in context.
Whether you need colocation, dedicated hosting, or something in between, start a conversation with the group.