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ISPs Supporting mod_perl

If you'd like to list an ISP supporting mod_perl here, please send a name, geographic location, url, contact email address and what you specialize in to Ask Bjørn Hansen.

The ISPs listed here are providing mod_perl support in various forms. This list is of course incomplete.

If you want your own dedicated box, you have many more options, since most ISPs provide co-location services.

It's possible that you may hire a service located in a different country if it suits your needs the best.

Australia

Belgium

Canada

Denmark

Germany

Norway

New Zealand

Switzerland

Taiwan

The Netherlands

The Russian Federation

Singapore

UK

USA






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