01 / DEDICATED
Dedicated Servers
Single-tenant bare metal with full root access — the dependable foundation for applications, websites and services you run yourself.
Bare metalRoot access
General-purpose
Bare-metal infrastructure · 4 server lines
Bare-metal servers, engineered for load.
Dedicated, enterprise, storage and advanced servers from The Clouders: single-tenant hardware you control end to end, specified around your workload and backed by engineers you can email directly.
[01] / Positioning
Why bare metal from The Clouders
Hosting gets sold as a commodity. Infrastructure isn't one — the right server depends on what you run on it.
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A Single-tenant
The whole machine is yours
Every server line is physical hardware dedicated to one customer. No shared hypervisor, no neighbours competing for the same CPU, memory or disks.
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B Specified
Matched to the workload
Four distinct lines — general-purpose, mission-critical, high-capacity and high-performance — so you choose hardware by what it has to do, not by a price tier.
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C Direct
Engineers on the other end
Questions go to people who understand servers. Sales and technical support each have a direct address — no ticket maze to get a straight answer.
[02] / Server lines
Four lines. One standard of hardware.
Each line is built for a different kind of load. Start with the one closest to your workload — our team will help you narrow it down to a configuration.
02 / ENTERPRISE
Enterprise Servers
Servers for mission-critical systems, where redundant components and predictable behaviour matter more than anything else.
RedundancyScale
Mission-critical
03 / STORAGE
Storage Servers
High-capacity machines with dense drive configurations for backups, archives, media libraries and data-heavy workloads.
CapacityRAID options
High-capacity
04 / ADVANCED
Advanced Servers
High-performance hardware for compute-heavy work: high core counts, large memory footprints and fast NVMe storage.
ComputeNVMe
High-performance
[03] / Infrastructure
What every server line has in common
Different hardware, same principles. These are the properties you get whichever line you choose — exact components are listed with each configuration.
Hardware isolation
Your workload runs on its own physical machine. Performance and security boundaries are the edges of the server itself, not a software partition.
Storage laid out for the job
Capacity, speed and redundancy pull in different directions. Drive types and RAID layouts are chosen per configuration, so the balance fits what the data is for.
Full control
Root or administrator access to your own operating system. Install, tune and secure the stack the way your team runs it.
Network planned with you
Port speed, bandwidth and IP requirements are part of the configuration conversation — not an afterthought on the invoice.
Room to grow
Scale out with more servers or step up to a heavier line as the workload grows, with the same team that knows your setup.
[04] / Performance
Why bare metal performs predictably
Virtualised hosting adds layers between your code and the hardware, and shares that hardware with others. Bare metal removes both.
Consistent CPU
Every core is yours, all the time. No steal time from other tenants' workloads.
Whole-machine memory
The full memory capacity and bandwidth of the server, without a hypervisor reserving its share.
Direct disk I/O
Drives attached to your machine, not a storage pool shared with unknown neighbours.
Your own network interface
Traffic leaves through a network port that isn't carrying anyone else's packets.
[05] / Why The Clouders
Infrastructure without the runaround
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Hardware first
We sell servers, not bundles. Each line exists because a type of workload needs it — and each configuration states exactly what it includes.
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Advice before invoices
Tell us what you're running and we'll recommend a line and configuration. If a lighter machine does the job, that's the one we'll suggest.
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One team, four lines
Moving from a dedicated server to enterprise, storage or advanced hardware doesn't mean starting over with a different provider.
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Reachable people
Sales at sales@theclouders.com. Technical support at support@theclouders.com. Real addresses, read by engineers.
[06] / Use cases
Built for what you actually run
Common workloads and the server lines that usually fit them best.
Web applications & SaaS
Production apps, APIs and high-traffic websites that need steady response times.
Databases
Transactional and analytical databases that depend on memory and fast, consistent disk I/O.
Backup & archive
Off-site backup targets and long-term archives where capacity per server matters most.
FitsStorage
Media libraries
Large collections of video, images and assets that need room to grow and fast retrieval.
Compute-heavy workloads
Rendering, build pipelines, simulations and data processing that keep every core busy.
FitsAdvanced
Private virtualisation
Run your own hypervisor and containers on hardware no one else shares.
[07] / How it works
From workload to running server
STEP 01
Describe the workload
Email sales@theclouders.com or use the contact form: what you run, how much data, any network needs.
STEP 02
Get a recommendation
We suggest a server line and configuration, and explain the trade-offs.
STEP 03
Provisioning
Your server is prepared and access details are handed over to you.
STEP 04
Run & scale
Technical questions go to support@theclouders.com; growth goes back to step 01.
What is a bare-metal (dedicated) server?
A physical server used by a single customer. Its processor, memory, storage and network interface are not shared with anyone else, and you have full administrative control over the operating system.
How do the four server lines differ?
Dedicated Servers are general-purpose bare metal. Enterprise Servers focus on mission-critical reliability. Storage Servers maximise capacity per machine. Advanced Servers are built for high-performance compute.
Which server line should I choose?
Start from the workload: what it runs, how much data it holds, and how critical it is. If you're unsure, email sales@theclouders.com with a short description and we'll recommend a line and configuration.
How do I get pricing and availability?
Configurations, pricing and availability are published on each server line's page as they're released. For anything not listed, or for a quote, contact sales@theclouders.com.
How do I reach technical support?
Existing customers can email support@theclouders.com or use the Client Area. Include your server details so the team can help quickly.
Next step
Tell us the workload. We'll spec the metal.
Share what you need to run — CPU, memory, storage, network — and get a straight recommendation from an engineer.
Sales · new servers
Support · existing services