Dedicated Servers

A dedicated server is an entire physical machine rented by one customer. On shared hosting or a VPS, hardware is shared between users. Dedicated hosting gives you physical isolation and control over the whole server.

Our engineers handle the agreed server admin tasks. These can include OS setup, firewall rules, security updates and 24/7 service monitoring. This reduces daily admin work for your team.

You receive the hardware, a clean OS or agreed setup, and Root/Admin access. Your team installs services and manages updates, security, logs and incidents. We maintain the hardware and network.

GPU servers suit AI training and inference, 3D rendering, video transcoding and computer vision. They can also help with large data sets. A GPU runs many tasks at once. So compatible workloads can finish faster.

Match the hardware to the task. Databases often need more RAM and fast NVMe/SSD storage. Busy websites need CPU power and good caching. AI and rendering need a suitable GPU. Share your CPU, RAM, disk I/O and traffic metrics, and we can help.

We handle physical security and the core network layer. Managed service also covers the agreed OS security, patches and hardening. With Unmanaged service, your team handles OS and application security.

Keep important backups away from the main server. Storage, frequency, retention and recovery duties are agreed for your chosen setup. With Managed service, we can help plan server-side backups within that scope.

Yes. We can help move a project from another provider or local hardware. The work depends on its panel and architecture. Managed migration can include planning, a test move and DNS cutover to reduce downtime.

An online shop needs stable services, security and a fast response to problems. Choose Managed if you lack a server admin team. Choose Unmanaged if your team handles caching, high availability, load balancing and security itself.

Use SSH for Linux and RDP for Windows. IPMI or KVM-over-IP may be available when needed. These tools provide a hardware console even if the OS will not boot.

Hardware upgrades may need a short planned outage. Adding RAM or disks is often simplest, if the server supports it. A CPU change may need a move to new hardware. For less disruption, we can plan a gradual move to another server.

Contact support through the ticket system. The average first response is about 15 minutes. Hardware and network incidents take priority for both models. Managed customers also get help with the agreed OS and service tasks.

Unmanaged often suits a full DevOps team. It lets the team build its own Docker, Kubernetes, network and security setup. Managed suits teams that want help with daily operations or need more time to establish their systems.

Use a VPS for testing, new projects and moderate workloads. It is affordable and quick to scale. Choose Dedicated when you need physical isolation, heavy database or traffic capacity, or specific hardware such as a GPU.

Use real metrics to make the choice. Frequent CPU usage above 80%, full RAM, heavy swap use or slow disk I/O can signal a bottleneck. Check peak traffic, active users and database queries too. Send us your graphs for help choosing hardware.