- Memory
- 128 GB DDR5
- Storage
- 2x 1 TB NVMe
- Network port
- 10 Gbps50 TB · Traffic allowance
- IPv4
- 1 IPv4
$270.00/mo
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Ryzen and EPYC hardware for your Netherlands deployment. Choose DDR5 memory, SSD/NVMe storage and a 10 Gbps port with 50 TB traffic.
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BUILT AROUND YOUR WORKLOAD
Choose around how the application communicates, where its data lives and who operates the service.
Map the APIs, databases and storage services the server needs to reach. Include those connections in your location choice.
Compare 128 GB and 256 GB DDR5 configurations and the drive layout your application needs.
Choose the image, access model and maintenance routine together. Confirm delivery and final availability for the chosen location.
CPU / RAM / STORAGE
Plan around the CPU, installed memory and drives of a physical server assigned to your deployment.
Configure a supported operating system, runtime and services. Confirm Windows and panel licensing for the intended use.
Size compute, memory, storage and network together. Multiple disks do not define a RAID policy or replace an independent backup.
VDS.NET / DEDICATED
Keep web services, workers and persistent application data in a server environment you administer.
Plan working memory, disk layout and recovery procedures around the active dataset.
Build compatible hosting or virtualization workloads after checking the required OS, licensing and management scope.
DEDICATED / VDS / VPS
| Decision | Dedicated server | VDS / VPS |
|---|---|---|
| Resource boundary | A physical server allocated to the deployment | Resources allocated to a virtual machine |
| Capacity changes | Hardware availability, maintenance or migration may be required | Depends on the virtual-server upgrade options |
| Operating environment | Configure the supported system on the physical hardware | Configure the guest operating system |
| Best starting point | A workload that benefits from a complete physical machine | A workload that fits the listed virtual resources |
LINUX / WINDOWS / CONTROL PANEL
Build your Linux or Windows environment around your application. Choose the operating system, runtime and hosting panel to match your software and licensing needs.
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Consider users, connected services and where the workload needs to run.
Compare CPU model, RAM, drives and network capacity with realistic demand.
Review image, licenses, delivery and the final hardware before ordering.
Configure access, move the data and test the application and its recovery process.
DEPLOYMENT GUIDE
Matching hardware does not make every network path identical. When comparing the Netherlands with Germany, test the routes used by your users and connected services. Keep results for the actual workload rather than relying on a general country ranking.
For the Netherlands configuration, plan the same CPU, memory and drive choices as the Germany range. Review where persistent data and independent backups will be kept, then confirm the deployment location, software and delivery before moving production traffic.
VDS.NET / FAQ
The Netherlands range includes AMD Ryzen and EPYC processors, 128 GB or 256 GB DDR5, SSD/NVMe drive layouts and 10 Gbps ports with 50 TB traffic. Compare each model against your application requirements.
A dedicated server is a physical machine allocated to a deployment. Its CPU, memory and drives are planned as a complete system rather than as a virtual-machine resource allocation.
Select software compatible with the server and available installation options. Confirm image availability, Windows or panel licenses, and the installation scope separately.
No. Port speed describes link capacity; a traffic allowance describes transferred data over a period. The cards list them separately where an allowance is specified.
No. Several drives can support different storage layouts, but RAID and usable capacity must be configured. Keep an independent backup and test restoration.
Consider the application, operating system, database and background jobs together. Allow for working memory, data growth and recovery copies, then compare the complete processor, memory and disk configuration.
DE / NL / TR
VDS.NET / DEDICATED
Compare the location and hardware, then plan the application around the complete system.