DDR4-3200 ECC memory in 128GB or 256GB configurations. Hosted in Tokyo.
Monthly price151015202530Monthly price
A dedicated server, also known as a bare metal server, is an entire machine reserved for one customer. The processor, memory, and storage are not shared with other customers. Install the operating system and applications to suit business needs.
One AMD EPYC 7543P processor is assigned entirely to this server, with no resources shared with other customers. The operating system manages process scheduling, application concurrency, and virtualization resources.
32C/64T · 2.8GHz / 3.7GHzECC memory can detect and correct single-bit errors. DDR4-3200 ECC RDIMM is available in 128GB and 256GB configurations, dedicated to the server's operating system, database cache, and application processes.
DDR4-3200 ECC RDIMMNVMe is a protocol for accessing SSDs over PCIe. The two included 1TB drives connect directly to the server, without shared storage or a hardware RAID controller. Storage layout depends on the operating system configuration.
2×1TB NVMe · 2TB usableConnect to Linux over SSH or Windows over RDP; credentials are available in the console. SSH provides encrypted remote login, while RDP is a remote desktop protocol.View connection guide
Both configurations use the same processor and included drives; only memory capacity differs. Choose based on persistent processes, database cache, and planned virtual machines, with room for the operating system and business growth.
Memory cannot be upgraded on the same server after deployment; changing configurations requires ordering another server. Processor cores, memory capacity, and drive connections can be verified in the delivered system.
Entire server dedicated · drives directly connected · no hardware RAID
RAID combines multiple drives into an array for redundancy or striping. This server has no hardware RAID controller, so each drive appears separately in the operating system. The included 2TB usable capacity is the combined capacity of both drives, not the capacity after RAID-1 mirroring.
Add 0–2 optional 2TB NVMe drives. Optional drives also connect directly and are not part of a hardware array. Allocate application data, logs, and backup staging across drives based on workload; separate drives alone do not provide redundancy.
Included: 2×1TB · Add up to 2×2TBCustomers manage their own systems and data. Mirroring helps protect against drive failure, while offsite backups keep a separate copy of data. They address different risks and can be used together.
Create drive redundancy in the operating system—for example, use mdadm to mirror two directly connected drives in RAID-1. Confirm the target drives and data migration plan before setup.
Create a two-drive mirror in a ZFS pool, using checksums and snapshots to manage data. Mirroring reduces usable capacity, so do not calculate it by adding both drive capacities.
Sync copies of data to separate storage and test the restore process. Mirrors and snapshots on this server are not a substitute for independent backups.
Choose one port speed tier. One dedicated IPv4 address is included, with more available as needed.
Unmetered traffic does not mean unlimited speed. None of the bandwidth options has a traffic quota; the port speed tier sets the maximum transfer rate. Choose based on peak workloads and data synchronization needs.
Add up to 255 more, for a maximum of 256. Additional addresses are billed monthly per address and can be configured for public services, fixed egress, or virtualization workloads.
When multiple addresses are configured, use the first IPv4 shown in the console for SSH or RDP. Configure any additional addresses in the operating system or virtualization host.
Choose an operating system when ordering; the selected version will be installed for delivery. Check application dependencies, storage requirements, and management tools against the selected version.
Windows Server Standard / Datacenter 2019 / 2022 / 2025, licensed monthly and included in the monthly total. Choose English, Traditional Chinese, or Simplified Chinese as the system language.
View Windows dedicated serversConnect to Linux, FreeBSD, and Proxmox VE over SSH; connect to Windows over RDP. The selected operating system does not change the direct-attached drive setup.
A dedicated server suits workloads that require independent management of the system and data. Consider memory, drive redundancy, port speed, and IP address count—not just core count.
AMD-V (SVM) and NPT support nested virtualization, allowing a virtualization host to run inside a virtual machine. Multiple IPv4 addresses can support services hosted on VMs. Allow enough memory for the host and its VMs.
Nested virtualization · multiple IPv4sECC memory supports database buffers, caches, and persistent processes; directly attached NVMe handles log and data file I/O. Plan database replication, backups, and recovery testing separately at the application level.
ECC memory · direct-attached NVMeA Tokyo data center and dedicated IPv4 addresses can support services for users across Asia-Pacific. Actual performance depends on users' networks and routing; test from target locations before launch.
Tokyo data center · dedicated IPv4Windows Server licensing is billed monthly with the server. Connect over RDP using a remote desktop client. Check application requirements for version, dependencies, and licensing separately; customers manage their own system backups.
RDP access · monthly licensingThe base monthly price includes two directly connected 1TB NVMe drives, one dedicated IPv4 address, and unmetered 250 Mbps bandwidth. Add drives, bandwidth, IP addresses, or Windows licensing; the monthly total reflects the selected options.
32C/64T · 128GB · 2×1TB NVMe · 250 Mbps
$454/month and up
32C/64T · 256GB · 2×1TB NVMe · 250 Mbps
$616/month
The configuration page lists available options and updates the quote as selections change. Before confirming payment, review the server, operating system, billing term, and itemized costs. Payments are settled in USD; available payment methods are listed on the configuration page.
Choose the memory configuration before ordering; it cannot be upgraded on the same server after deployment. Optional availability for either configuration is shown in real time in the console.
All prices are in US dollars (USD). Use the pricing page to compare costs and the configuration page to confirm options and place an order.
Billing terms are monthly, quarterly, semiannual, or annual. Amount due = monthly total × number of months. No discounts, setup fees, or contracts.
No. The two 1TB NVMe drives connect independently, with no hardware RAID, for 2TB usable capacity. To mirror them, configure software RAID or a ZFS mirror in the operating system.
No. Memory cannot be upgraded on the same server after deployment. To move from 128GB to 256GB, order a separate 256GB server.
250 Mbps, 1 Gbps, and 2 Gbps are port speed tiers. All three are unmetered; choose one tier.
Connect using the first address shown in the console. Configure any remaining addresses in the operating system or virtualization host.
Configuration and payment determine the order details. After delivery, find server credentials in the console. Deployment and first-time access are explained separately; actual status is shown in the console.
What happens during configuration, payment, delivery, and first login—and how to view the server and paid invoice records in the console.
After delivery, find the first IPv4 address, username, and initial password in the console, then connect using the selected operating system.
Technical notes on bandwidth tiers, ECC memory, virtualization, and data management to check before deployment.
Correlate table occupancy and counter deltas with failed new connections, then test a reversible capacity change without deleting active connection states.
StorageA practical workflow for existing classic LVM data volumes: stop writers, create a consistent snapshot, monitor capacity, and verify an offline rollback.
StorageUse isolated test files to establish a repeatable NVMe baseline. Fix block size and queue depth, then interpret throughput, IOPS, and latency percentiles without treating peak figures as application guarantees.
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No setup fees or contracts. All prices are in US dollars (USD). Compare monthly pricing for both configurations or choose memory and optional extras.