How to choose a dedicated server for a business in Azerbaijan
The main criteria when choosing a dedicated server are a processor and memory matched to the workload, the storage type (NVMe/SSD/HDD) and RAID options, network bandwidth and traffic, the language and responsiveness of support, and who will administer the machine. At AISERVER.AZ the hardware sits in European data centres, while selection, setup and support come from the team in Azerbaijan.
Start with the workload
Define the load first: web and e-commerce, 1C/ERP, database, virtualisation, game server or storage. That decides the core count, the memory capacity and the storage type.
Read the specification
The exact processor model, ECC memory, NVMe disks and RAID options matter. Network bandwidth and traffic volume should be chosen for the real load.
Don't forget management
If you have no in-house system administrator, a managed service is the simplest way to keep the server healthy: the OS, updates, monitoring and faults stay with us.
Who it's for
- Businesses running 1C, ERP or e-commerce
- Projects that need consistent performance and full isolation
- Companies without an in-house admin team
Questions
Dedicated or VPS?
If you need consistent performance, isolation and the whole resource — dedicated. VPS can be enough for small, variable workloads, but we don't sell VPS.
Which processor is enough?
8–16 cores are typical for web and mid-sized e-commerce; 32 cores and above for heavy databases or ERP. Confirm the exact choice with an engineer.
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