IWAA dedicated servers
Here is our range of dedicated servers with numerous configuration options
Bare-Metal servers
Root server – dedicated hardware
- Maximum performance thanks to real bare-metal server hardware
- CPU and memory tailored to your specific requirements
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Services available with our dedicated servers
A wide range of customization options for your servers
Wide choice of OS
A wide choice of operating systems is available: Linux, BSD, Windows Server, as well as virtualization platforms
hardware RAID
Most of our servers are equipped with hardware RAID, providing simplicity, reliability, and performance.
Our experts at the service of your infrastructure
If needed, our technical experts are available 24/7 to intervene as quickly as possible.
FAQ
A dedicated server is a computer that performs operations at the request of other computers. The server is a role assigned to a machine. With a dedicated server, you benefit from all the resources and the full power of the machine to carry out your projects. A dedicated server can be physical (bare metal) or virtual (VPS).
There are many types of dedicated servers, from ultra-high-performance servers to smaller servers designed for limited tasks. It is therefore very important to clearly understand your needs before choosing your server.
To install a dedicated server, first identify your needs. Choose the operating system (OS) that suits you. Depending on your requirements, opt for a Linux distribution (Debian / Ubuntu, etc.) or Windows.
Choosing a dedicated server means choosing resources that are fully dedicated to your service. Dedicated hosting is highly recommended if you want to host a critical service that requires a significant amount of resources.Le serveur dédié vous garantit également une sécurité accrue car vous ne pouvez pas être pénalisé par les agissements des autres utilisateurs (comme dans le cas d’un serveur mutualisé).
Unlike a dedicated server, which allocates its resources to a single user, shared hosting divides this pool of resources among multiple users. This allows users who do not require all the resources to benefit from a more affordable solution for running small projects. However, it also has some drawbacks, as your performance can be affected by the activities of other users on the same server. In the case of the Cloud, as with VPS, we are talking about virtualized machines. Using a hypervisor, multiple virtual machines are created on the same physical server. Unlike a physical server, the Cloud offers greater scalability and flexibility, as resources can be adjusted on demand.