SYS dedicated servers

The choice of a dedicated server primarily depends on your technical and operational needs. It is particularly important to assess memory (RAM), storage capacity, available bandwidth, and the expected level of performance, taking your budget into account. The location of the datacentre can also play a key role, especially in optimising latency, as well as the ability to select the distribution best suited to your uses.

A dedicated server improves your company's performance by providing you with exclusively reserved resources and complete control of the machine. This control allows for precise configuration adjustments to your needs, optimising response times and enhancing the stability of your applications and services.

Anti-DDoS protection aims to secure your server and infrastructure against so-called "distributed denial of service" attacks. These attacks consist of overwhelming the server with malicious requests, aiming to interrupt access to your services, thereby impacting your business and potentially leading to financial losses. Effective protection reduces this risk and ensures the availability of your environment.

The options are offered during the configuration phase of your dedicated server. After commissioning, it is also possible to add or activate options directly from your client area, according to your evolving needs.

So you Start servers can be installed in several datacentres located internationally, offering great flexibility in terms of location. Locations are notably available in France (Gravelines, Roubaix and Strasbourg), as well as in Germany (Frankfurt), Poland (Warsaw) and the United Kingdom (London). Other sites are also offered in Canada, in Beauharnois, as well as in the Asia-Pacific region, with datacentres located in Singapore, Sydney and Mumbai. This diversity of sites allows for optimising latency and meeting data location constraints according to your needs.

So you Start servers include by default unlimited and unmeasured traffic in most regions. However, this condition may vary according to the specifics of the datacentres located in the Asia-Pacific region, where limitations may apply.