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Dedicated server configurations

Configuration is a description of the technical characteristics of the server (CPU model, amount of RAM, number, capacity and type of ROM, number and type of network interfaces).

Dedicated servers come in two types of configurations:

For servers of arbitrary configuration, you can add graphics processing units (GPUs).

For projects with lower availability requirements, you can choose a Chipcore Line off-the-shelf configuration server or build an arbitrary configuration Chipcore Line server.

You can see the availability of configuration types in the regions in the Dedicated Servers availability matrix.

Off-the-shelf configuration servers

They are assembled and rack-mounted in advance, ready to work from two minutes after ordering (excluding the time for OS installation). Servers of ready configuration are divided into lines, which differ in technical characteristics.

After ordering a server, you can make an upgrade.

Rulers

  • Chipcore Line — low-cost entry-level servers, used for projects with reduced availability requirements, can be without LAN connection and KVM console. You can view detailed configuration information in the configurator when ordering a server. For access to the KVM console, order the service IP-KVM connection for 3 hours;
  • Entry Line — initial configuration servers for small projects, startups and small businesses;
  • Advanced Entry Line — Advanced number of server configurations for small projects, startups and small businesses;
  • Business Line — performance servers for medium-sized businesses and minor projects in the corporate segment;
  • AMD Line — powerful servers based on AMD processors to host high-load services or applications;
  • ARM Line — servers based on processors based on ARM architecture. Alternative to servers based on x86 architecture. Excellent for working with multithreading and databases;
  • Performance Line — high-performance servers for building virtualization clusters, complex systems and infrastructure projects, servers with high-speed network (10GE MC-LAG);
  • Graphic Line — servers with graphic gas pedals for GPU computing and solving graphic tasks;
  • Storage Line — Servers for storing large amounts of data;
  • Discount Line — discount servers with an attractive price from legacy lines.

Servers of arbitrary configuration

Assembled to order on our own assembly, ready to work from one to five working days. The components are selected in the configurator when ordering a server.

The configurator allows you to select only compatible components. During the assembly process, each server undergoes stability tests. This allows you to identify possible problems before the server is delivered. Read more in the Selectel blog article How we build custom servers: from configurator to testing.

After ordering a server, you can change the server configuration.

Select configuration

Off-the-shelf configuration serversServers of arbitrary configurationChipcore Line off-the-shelf configuration serversChipcore Line arbitrarily configured servers
Automatic OS installation from the Selectel control panel
Booting the server into Rescue mode
Possibility to purchase additional IPv4 addresses
Possibility to purchase additional IPv6 addresses
Ability to work with KVM console
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Possibility to change the configuration after ordering
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* LAN connection is not available for some Chipcore Line servers.