Dedicated Servers

Our dedicated servers are made to suit a wide range of business use cases. Depending on what you’re using the server for (to host a high-traffic site, store large databases, etc.), you can view our different RAM, processor, and storage spaces available and decide what works best for your business.

View our plans here or talk to our experts if you’re not sure what plan is for you.

From your dedicated IP address to bandwidth packages that you can customise according to your needs, Crazy Domains offers feature-stacked plans for your business. You can choose between Windows and Linux operating systems when setting up your server as well.

We also offer 24/7 support and monitoring to prevent interruptions to your operations.

Dedicated servers offer many advantages, including better performance, security, and customization.

A few common use cases for dedicated servers include:
• Hosting business applications such as a CRM or ERP
• Database and file storage and backup
• Online game hosting
• Machine learning
• Server virtualization

Managed dedicated servers are fully maintained by a hosting provider.

They cover tasks including server setup, software installation, and security patches. Outsourcing server management to an expert provider allows you to focus on core business activities. It also allows you to save on internal IT resources.

At Crazy Domains, you can purchase fully managed services as an add-on service with any of our dedicated server packages.

Self-managed dedicated servers, as the name implies, require you to handle all aspects of server management. This setup works best for IT professionals or business owners with internal IT resources.

The choice between the two depends on your specific requirements, resourcements, and technical expertise.

If you’re purpose is to host a website, then both options are suitable. If you’re looking for more advanced hardware resources, opt for a dedicated server instead.

For other server use cases, like hosting multiple sites, streaming, and hosting web or mobile applications – assess your current resources first. Look at deciding factors like: Do you need to run this setup on an isolated server environment? Is it resource-intensive? What is your current budget?

As always, we’d be happy to help you make the most of your investment.