Ukrainian hosting provider MiroHost will not be able to restore its infrastructure in Ukraine for at least the next three months after the destruction of its data center as a result of a Russian attack.
Ukrainian hosting provider MiroHost will not be able to restore its infrastructure in Ukraine for at least the next three months after the destruction of its data center as a result of a Russian attack.
This was told to dev.ua by Mirohost founder Dmytro Olshansky.
"Only technical support will be able to work in Ukraine now. There is no prospect of resuming work for at least three months," he said. However, according to Olshansky, most Mirohost clients host their resources outside of Ukraine, and these services continue to operate normally.
Previously, dev.ua wrote that the data center where MiroHost's facilities were located was destroyed as a result of a Russian attack.
