Linux Dedicated Standard
4 vCPU · 8 GB RAM · 120 GB SSD
Linux dedicated server — 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 120 GB NVMe SSD, 2 TB bandwidth. Managed or self-managed (unmanaged removes management add-on).
Highlights
- 4 vCPU cores
- 8 GB RAM
- 120 GB NVMe SSD
- 2 TB bandwidth
- Full root access
Use cases
Who picks the Linux Dedicated Standard
A snapshot of the workloads we typically scope to the Linux Dedicated Standard. Your exact numbers will differ - the team will scope against your expected traffic shape before you commit.
Production ERPNext, custom Java / .NET workloads, or Kubernetes clusters
Stateful workloads that need guaranteed vCPU + RAM isolation
Linux L1-L4 (full root) or Windows RDP W1-W4 (managed + 24x7)
Scaling guidance
How the Linux Dedicated Standard grows with you
Plans are designed to ladder up without re-architecting your application. The three moves below are the ones our customers make most often.
- 01Move from L1 to L4 as you add vCPU + RAM without re-architecting
- 02Cluster two or more dedicated instances for high availability
- 03Windows RDP customers can upgrade from W1 to W4 in place without data migration
Migration tips
Moving to the Linux Dedicated Standard
Every plan includes a free migration. The three rules below cover most of what slows a cut-over down.
Bring your own image or pick from the standard Ubuntu / Windows Server templates
We provision, harden, and hand over with the keys in under 4 hours
On-prem to dedicated migrations run a parallel cut-over with a 30-minute tail window
Need a hand? The team handles the cut-over end-to-end. Read the full migration playbook.
Pricing
- Monthly₹7,999 / mo
Specs
- Storage
- 120 GB NVMe SSD
- Bandwidth
- 2000 GB / mo
- SSL
- Free Let's Encrypt SSL
- Backups
- Daily backups
- Support
- Chat & email support
- Management
- Fully managed
More on the lineup
Most production setups pair this plan with at least one more. All run in the same Palitana facility, share the same INR invoice, and ship under one WhatsApp channel.