Dedicated Server

The main difference between a dedicated server and a VDS/Cloud server is hardware isolation and resource allocation. A dedicated server is a fully physical server exclusively assigned to you, which is why it is also known as a server rental service. VDS (Virtual Dedicated Server) and Cloud server are created by dividing physical servers using virtualization technologies and allocating them to multiple users. VDS servers are typically created by virtualizing a single physical server, while cloud servers operate on a large-scale hardware pool (cluster) consisting of many physical servers. While a dedicated server offers the highest performance and security, VDS and cloud solutions provide more flexible scalability and cost advantages.

A dedicated server is ideal for high-traffic websites, large-scale e-commerce projects, enterprise software, game servers, and applications that require maximum performance. It is especially preferred for projects that demand uninterrupted operation and high processing power. The main use cases of physical servers include: • High-traffic websites (news sites, e-commerce platforms, etc.) • Enterprise software with large databases (ERP, CRM, etc.) • Game servers requiring consistent performance • Streaming and media platforms

If your current hosting or VDS server plans are struggling to handle your website traffic, your page load times are increasing, or your application requires custom hardware configurations and root access, you should consider switching to a dedicated server that provides more exclusive resources. This transition becomes essential, especially for projects where even seconds of downtime can result in revenue loss.

The biggest advantage of using a dedicated server is full control and maximum performance. Traffic spikes from other users do not affect your system. Since all hardware resources are exclusively allocated to you, you avoid the “bad neighbor” issue and can utilize server performance at 100%. You can customize the hardware according to your needs, implement advanced security protocols, and optimize the server configuration specifically for your project.

Server hardware should be selected based on the specific needs of the project you plan to host. For database-intensive workloads, higher RAM is recommended; for fast data read/write (I/O), NVMe SSD storage should be preferred; and for heavy processing tasks, CPUs with a higher core count should be chosen. Sadece Hosting provides flexible configuration options to help you build the most suitable infrastructure for your project.

On a dedicated server, you can choose from all popular operating systems based on your project requirements. You can freely use Linux distributions such as AlmaLinux, Ubuntu, Debian, and CentOS, as well as Windows Server operating systems.

Yes, you have full privileges (Root/Administrator) on your dedicated server. Within the limits of hardware and network policies, you can install any custom software, libraries, or applications required by your project without restrictions.

You can use all industry-standard hosting control panels on your server. For Linux-based systems, cPanel, Plesk, and DirectAdmin are supported; for Windows-based systems, Plesk Panel is supported. These panels allow you to easily manage your websites and databases.

Yes, dedicated servers can be upgraded at the hardware level. As your project grows or your resource needs increase, additional RAM, NVMe/SATA SSD, or HDD can be physically added to your server.

Yes, external disks (storage solutions) can be integrated into physical servers. Additional storage units can be defined for your server, especially for large-scale backups, archiving operations, or projects that require high storage capacity.

Our dedicated servers include a /29 subnet (5 usable IP addresses) by default. You can increase the number of IPs if needed for use cases such as SSL certificates, custom name servers (NS), or SEO networks.

In Sadece Hosting’s dedicated server infrastructure, high-speed uplink connections and generous bandwidth quotas are provided to prevent data transfer bottlenecks. A 100 Mbit/s internet connection is included by default. Bandwidth limits can be adjusted based on the scale of your project.

Yes, Sadece Hosting provides dedicated server services located in Türkiye. All dedicated servers are hosted in the Türkiye-based Premier DC data center. This ensures the lowest latency (ping) and the fastest page load times for projects targeting users in Türkiye.

Our physical servers are hosted in a high-security data center that meets Tier III standards, featuring redundant power (UPS/Generator), redundant cooling, and redundant network infrastructure. Thanks to this setup, we are able to provide 99.9%+ uptime (high availability).

No, colocation (server housing) services are not provided by Sadece Hosting for physical servers.

Dedicated server orders with standard hardware are typically set up and delivered within a few hours after payment confirmation. However, if custom hardware configurations are requested, the delivery time may vary depending on assembly and testing processes.

You can access your dedicated (physical) server over the internet with full privileges. Depending on your operating system, you can connect to Linux servers via SSH (Terminal) and to Windows servers via RDP (Remote Desktop Connection).

Yes, Sadece Hosting’s dedicated server infrastructure supports KVM over IP technologies such as IPMI, iDRAC, and iLO. This allows you to access BIOS settings remotely, reboot the server, or install an operating system even when the server is powered off.

Yes, for users who prefer not to spend time on server management, a Managed (Yönetilen) Dedicated Server service is available. Within this service, security updates, optimizations, and system-related issues are handled by the expert Sadece Hosting technical team.

Yes, Sadece Hosting’s expert engineering team provides 24/7 uninterrupted technical support for dedicated server customers, covering network access, hardware issues, and core infrastructure problems.

Yes, if a critical software issue occurs on your server or you want to switch to a different infrastructure, you can request an operating system reinstallation (format). It is recommended to back up your existing data before proceeding.

No, DDoS protection is not included as a dedicated service for individual servers. It is available only at the general infrastructure level within Sadece Hosting. For special projects, higher-capacity Anti-DDoS solutions can be added if required.

In a dedicated server environment, data security is primarily the responsibility of the server administrator. However, to minimize the risk of data loss, you can purchase a server backup service through Sadece Hosting and prepare for disaster scenarios with automated backup tasks.

Physical server security is maintained through both digital and hardware-level measures. Our data center includes biometric access control, 24/7 security personnel, CCTV monitoring, and restricted access protocols. In addition, network-level firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and regular security updates are implemented to ensure comprehensive protection for your servers.

Yes, you can run popular game servers such as FiveM, Minecraft, CS:GO, and Knight Online on a dedicated server infrastructure. Thanks to high CPU clock speeds (GHz) and low latency (ping), these servers can operate smoothly and without interruptions.

Yes, a dedicated server is one of the best solutions for e-commerce websites. It helps meet PCI-DSS compliance requirements, handle thousands of concurrent visitors with fast response times, and provide maximum isolation against cyber threats. For these reasons, high-traffic e-commerce platforms are ideally hosted on physical servers.

Yes, you can install virtualization software (hypervisors) such as VMware ESXi, Proxmox, or KVM on your physical server. This allows you to create your own VDS servers or isolated environments within a single dedicated server.

This decision depends on your investment strategy. If you do not want to purchase server hardware (CAPEX) and deal with renewal costs when it becomes outdated, server rental (Dedicated) is the more practical option. If you already own powerful server hardware and only want to pay for infrastructure services, colocation (server housing) may be the better choice.

Control panel licenses (cPanel, Plesk, etc.) are not included in standard dedicated server pricing, as they are determined based on global exchange rates. You can add the control panel license you need as an addon during the server order process. You can review dedicated server pricing on this page and check Plesk license prices on the Plesk Panel license page. If you have any questions, you can contact us at any time.