Server dedicated for companies

Just a few years ago, the work of an  IT outsourcing  company was relatively simple. After signing the IT support contract with the client, we performed an IT audit and a security audit and proposed a solution to support our client’s business in terms of efficiency and security. Usually, it ended with replacing the server with a newer model, upgrading software, implementing a data backup and providing post-implementation IT support. However, cloud solutions came into use that moved servers away from clients’ local data centers. One example is Microsoft365. When implementing Office 365, we do not need to buy a server because we have all the services we need in the Microsoft cloud: Exchange mailing system, Sharepoint data storage, Teams collaboration tool, etc. 

A dedicated server is a physical server that is entirely dedicated to a single client. Unlike shared servers, a dedicated server is not shared with other users, meaning the client has full control over the server’s resources, such as processing power, memory, storage space, and network bandwidth. This allows for a significant increase in performance and security, as well as customizing the server to meet the company’s specific needs.

For example, a dedicated server can be used to host large websites, web applications or databases that are resource-intensive and highly available. It can also be used to host cloud services or process large amounts of data. At Support Online, we offer dedicated servers at an attractive price, which we deliver with full technical support and 24/7 monitoring. If you choose our offer, you can be sure that you will get a server that perfectly fits your business’s needs.

A dedicated server is useful for all types of businesses and organizations that need a lot of computing power, control, flexibility, and security. This can include large companies that host extensive websites or web applications, organizations that process large amounts of data, or technology companies that  provide cloud services  . If your business is growing quickly, has a high demand for IT resources, or needs more control over its IT infrastructure, a dedicated server may be the perfect solution.

For example, if you run an online store with a large number of products and high traffic, a dedicated server can provide enough processing power and bandwidth to keep your website running smoothly even during traffic peaks. If your business processes large amounts of data, a dedicated server can provide enough storage space and processing power to process that data efficiently. If you choose a dedicated server from the Support Online offer, you will not only get high-quality hardware, but also comprehensive technical support and monitoring 24/7, ensuring the continuity of your business.

VPS (Virtual Private Server) and dedicated server are two different types of hosting services that differ in structure and functionality. A VPS is a virtual server created on a physical server using virtualization software. While each VPS acts as an independent server, a physical server can host multiple VPS. Each VPS has its own resources such as processing power, memory and disk space that are physically separated from other VPS on the same server.

On the other hand, a dedicated server is a single, physical server that is completely dedicated to a single client. The client has full control over the server’s resources and can customize them to meet their specific needs. Compared to VPS, dedicated servers offer more processing power, storage space, and network bandwidth, but are also more expensive. The choice between a VPS and a dedicated server depends on the company’s specific needs and budget.