Most servers make you choose from a fixed list. These start from a solid base: the AMD EPYC 7763 with 64 cores and 128 threads, running at 2.45 GHz base and 3.5 GHz boost. You pick the memory, storage, RAID, network and software. We assemble it on Dell PowerEdge hardware and hand it over within 24 hours.
Example configuration: Dell PowerEdge R6515
- Location: Netherlands
- CPU: AMD EPYC 7763, 64 cores / 128 threads
- Memory: 128 GB REG ECC DDR4
- Storage: 2× 960 GB Enterprise SSD
- Network: 1 Gbps port, 50 TB traffic
- Included: iDRAC IP-KVM
€349/month, delivered within 24 hours
Two platforms, one goal
Dell PowerEdge R6515 (1U) packs serious density into a compact chassis. It has 5 SATA bays and a dedicated NVMe slot. You can fill it with up to 5× 7.68 TB Enterprise SSD for speed or 5× 16 TB HDD for capacity, and add a 3.84 TB NVMe drive for your hottest data.
Dell PowerEdge R7515 (2U) is built for data-heavy projects. It offers 12 SATA bays plus NVMe, so you can run up to 12× 7.68 TB Enterprise SSD or 12× 16 TB HDD. That makes it a strong fit for storage clusters, backup targets and large databases.
Configure it your way
- Memory up to 1 TB. Registered ECC DDR4 catches and corrects errors before they corrupt your data, which matters for databases, virtualization and anything that runs 24/7.
- Enterprise SSDs and NVMe. These drives are made for sustained write loads and steady latency under pressure, not for short benchmarks. You can mix SSD, HDD and NVMe tiers in one server.
- Hardware RAID, with or without BBU. A dedicated controller handles redundancy without taxing the CPU. The battery-backed option protects cached writes during a power loss.
- Network up to 10 Gbps unmetered. You can start with 1 Gbps and 50 TB of traffic and scale up to a 10 Gbps unmetered port as your traffic grows.
- Private VLANs up to 10 Gbps. Link your servers into an isolated internal network for clusters, replication and backend traffic.
- DDoS protection included.
- Full control via iDRAC. IP-KVM access lets you manage the server from the first boot screen, reinstall the OS and troubleshoot remotely as if you were in the data center.
- Your OS, ready to go. You can choose Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, CentOS Stream, CloudLinux, Proxmox VE or Windows Server, or install your own.
- Backups and cloud storage. You can add the NAKIVO-based Backup Service or CloudBox storage to keep your data safe off-server.
Built for
- Virtualization and private clouds
- Containers and Kubernetes
- High-load databases
- CI/CD and build farms
- Analytics and HPC
- Media processing
- Web hosting and reselling
- VDI/RDS
- SaaS backends
- Large-scale storage
