Dedicated Server Hosting for Your Business

A dedicated server is a physical server rented exclusively for your use. You exclusively use the entire server hardware, including CPU, RAM, storage, and bandwidth. This ensures top performance without interference from other users. You can customize the server configuration by choosing your preferred operating system and installing any necessary applications.

For example, you can choose a Windows dedicated server to run Windows-based applications or programs that require a Windows environment. This could include line-of-business apps, productivity software, etc.

Linux is a freely available and customizable open-source operating system. This feature enables installing and configuring a wide range of software and applications on a Linux dedicated server, providing greater flexibility to choose technologies that best suit your needs.

A dedicated server provides reliable protection for your project and data, including regular backups. You have full access to manage the server, including installing any operating systems and control panels you desire. Additionally, a dedicated server offers stability. Because you exclusively use the dedicated hosting service, downtime is never an issue, allowing you to achieve maximum project efficiency and speed. Your site or project users will no longer experience extended loading times.

Dedicated servers are rented from a hosting provider and consist of an entire physical server exclusively for your use. The server is located in a secured data center, and its resources are not shared with others.

As the renter, you have complete administrative/root access to the server's operating system and configuration. You can connect, monitor, and manage dedicated servers remotely through IPMI, Remote Desktop, SSH, etc.

A dedicated server is a physical machine. It can be divided into multiple VPSs using virtualization technology. When using a dedicated server, the entire physical machine is utilized. On the other hand, a VPS only utilizes a portion of the physical machine.

Dedicated servers are typically used for projects with high resource requirements that cannot be hosted on the same server as other projects.

The main difference between a VPS and a dedicated server is their physical representation. So the costs of these two options differ. While a VPS may be less expensive, it may also be less reliable than a dedicated server.

Dedicated servers are essential for applications, databases, or workflows that require intensive CPU, RAM, or I/O usage and may slow down on shared hosting. Mission-critical systems, such as e-commerce sites, require dedicated hardware to ensure consistently high availability.

You can optimize your infrastructure by selecting your own OS, software stacks, and upgrades without the limitations of shared servers.

Shared servers may become unstable under heavy and spiky usage. Dedicated hardware provides the necessary space and isolation for any business.

When working with a dedicated server, the traffic and speed may depend on the location you select and how far it is from you or the end-user of the site or project. Therefore, when choosing a country to rent a dedicated server, you should focus primarily on proximity to your customers.

is*hosting offers a choice of five countries to buy a dedicated server: Finland, Ukraine, Germany, the Netherlands, and the USA.

Our dedicated servers offer a range of channel widths, from 100Mbps to 100Gbps, with pricing dependent on the chosen technical specification. Renting a dedicated server with a 100Mbps channel provides unlimited traffic.

A bandwidth pool is a feature that enables the sharing of a single traffic plan among multiple servers located in the same data center. This can be beneficial if you have multiple dedicated servers with varying levels of traffic, as it allows you to allocate bandwidth as needed and avoid overpaying for unused bandwidth on individual servers.

A bandwidth pool makes it easy to scale your infrastructure without worrying about bandwidth limitations. Adding new dedicated servers to your infrastructure allows you to allocate additional bandwidth to them from the shared pool.

The number of CPU cores, amount of RAM, storage capacity, and network bandwidth primarily determine the dedicated server pricing. Higher specifications generally result in higher costs. Additionally, the price may vary depending on additional services, such as ordering a dedicated server with a GPU or advanced DDoS protection.

When selecting the ideal plan, consider your business requirements, the dedicated server configuration, operating system, software, management services, add-ons, and location.

Select a server based on the technical and pricing features that meet your needs. For optimal performance, consider purchasing additional services.

Ordering a dedicated server is quite simple, using any payment method available. You can also buy a dedicated server with crypto. We strive to provide the necessary server configuration on the same day the order and payment are placed.