Dedicated Servers
Dedicated servers provide exclusive access to physical hardware, offering complete control, predictable performance, and dedicated resources without sharing with other users.
What is a Dedicated Server?
A dedicated server is a physical server entirely allocated to a single client. Unlike virtual servers (VDS), dedicated servers provide exclusive access to all hardware resources including CPU, RAM, storage, and network interfaces.
Key Benefits
- Exclusive hardware access - No resource sharing
- Predictable performance - No "noisy neighbor" issues
- Full customization - Complete control over hardware configuration
- High performance - Suitable for resource-intensive applications
- Security - Physical isolation from other users
Use Cases
Dedicated servers are ideal for:
- High-traffic websites - Websites with millions of visitors
- Database servers - Large databases requiring high I/O
- Game servers - Low latency requirements
- Media processing - Video encoding, image processing
- Enterprise applications - CRM, ERP, and business-critical software
- Development environments - Large-scale development projects
When to Choose Dedicated Servers
Choose dedicated servers when you need:
- Guaranteed performance - No CPU or I/O sharing
- High resource requirements - 32+ GB RAM, multiple CPU cores
- Custom hardware - Specialized requirements (GPUs, etc.)
- Compliance requirements - Regulatory compliance needs
- Maximum control - Complete hardware and software control
Comparison with VDS
| Feature | Dedicated Server | VDS (Virtual Server) |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware | Physical server | Virtualized |
| Resources | Exclusive | Shared physical hardware |
| Performance | Predictable | May vary |
| Cost | Higher | Lower |
| Scalability | Limited by hardware | Easy to scale |
| Control | Complete | Limited by virtualization |
Server Specifications
Dedicated servers are available in various configurations:
- CPU: 4-32+ cores
- RAM: 16-128+ GB
- Storage: 250 GB - 2 TB+ (SSD/NVMe)
- Network: 1-10 Gbps
- Bandwidth: Unlimited
Operating Systems
Both Linux and Windows operating systems are available:
- Linux: CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian, etc.
- Windows: Windows Server 2019/2022
Management Options
- Unmanaged - Full control, you manage everything
- Managed - We handle updates, monitoring, and maintenance
- Semi-managed - Hybrid approach with support for specific tasks
FAQ
What's the difference between dedicated and VDS?
Dedicated servers are physical servers with exclusive hardware access, while VDS are virtualized servers sharing physical hardware with other users.
Can I upgrade my dedicated server?
Yes, hardware upgrades are possible but may require brief downtime. Contact support for upgrade options.
Do you provide server management?
Yes, managed dedicated servers include OS updates, monitoring, and technical support.
What backup options are available?
Various backup solutions are available including automated daily backups, snapshot backups, and custom backup configurations.