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Dedicated Server Configuration Guide

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Why configuration choice matters

A dedicated server gives you exclusive bare-metal capacity. Undersizing causes production bottlenecks; oversizing wastes budget. On KuzeyDC Istanbul Tier III infrastructure, the right package starts by aligning CPU cores, memory, NVMe/RAID and port speed with your workload profile.

How to choose CPU and RAM

Databases, ERP and virtualization benefit from higher core counts with ECC memory. Web and API tiers often care more about clock speed balance plus enough RAM to avoid swapping.

  • Prioritize core count for sustained CPU-bound loads
  • Increase RAM for in-memory and cache intensive workloads
  • When licensing is per core, calculate price and performance together

NVMe, RAID and port selection

Choose NVMe SSD when you need high IOPS and low latency. RAID-1/RAID-10 improves write consistency for critical data. Many apps run well on 1 Gbps; streaming, bulk transfers and high concurrency benefit from 10 Gbps ports.

  1. Classify workloads by IOPS, latency and bandwidth targets
  2. Leave capacity headroom for the next 12 months
  3. Include carrier-neutral backbone and DDoS protection in the decision

Kuzey Veri Merkezi dedicated server packages map cleanly to these metrics; sharing your workload during quoting accelerates the right configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to the most common questions about this topic below.

2 questions answered
Is NVMe mandatory on every dedicated server?

Not always, but NVMe makes a clear difference for databases, e-commerce and any IOPS heavy workload.

Should I choose 1 Gbps or 10 Gbps?

It depends on traffic and concurrency. Sustained high egress or large file transfers usually justify 10 Gbps.

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