Colocation America Dual Silver 4214, $ 359.00/mo. on Dedicated Hosting

The Dual Silver 4214 dedicated server plan is the most core dense configuration in this lineup and is aimed at compute heavy or virtualization heavy workloads that benefit from a larger number of threads. It uses dual Intel Xeon Silver 4214 processors, offering a combined total of 12 cores and 24 threads at 2.20 GHz base frequency, which is ideal for running many virtual machines, high concurrency application servers, build and test automation platforms or complex analytics workloads. Minimum memory on this platform starts at 128GB and can be expanded through several steps up to 1TB according to project requirements, making it suitable for in memory databases, large caches or big data frameworks. The reference storage configuration uses SSDs in RAID1, modelled here as 1TB SSD RAID1 which provides robust solid state performance and redundancy, while additional SSD or HDD based volumes can be deployed for application data, archival content or backup targets. As with the other dual processor plans, 30TB of bandwidth on a dedicated 1Gbps port is included and can be upgraded to higher transfer levels to support bandwidth intensive services. Standard IPv4 allocations begin at a slash 29 with 5 usable addresses and can be adjusted upward to larger subnets when multiple public endpoints, segregated environments or additional failover IP space is needed. This plan also supports the full range of operating system and control panel options so administrators can mix Linux or Windows guests, hypervisor deployments and optional cPanel with WHM or Plesk licenses depending on how the hardware will be used.

All of these dedicated server plans are housed in carrier neutral data centers in Los Angeles with direct access to a blended network of more than two hundred providers and a dedicated 1Gbps uplink on every server. The facilities are designed around redundant power, UPS systems and backup diesel generators so the environment can sustain a 100 percent network uptime commitment and keep workloads online through power or network disruptions. Each plan includes free setup, 24x7 on site staff, proactive monitoring, free software checks and remote reboots so administrators do not need to be physically present in the data center. Customers can choose Linux or Windows as the operating system, including common distributions such as CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Gentoo, Red Hat Enterprise and openSUSE or Windows Server 2019 Standard and Datacenter as well as hypervisor platforms like ESXI, VMware ESX and Citrix XenServer when virtualization is required. A wide menu of storage options is available ranging from SSD to large capacity HDDs with optional RAID, while bandwidth can be adjusted from the included commit up to higher levels such as 60TB or 100TB on the same 1Gbps port. IPv4 allocations are flexible, starting from small slash 29 ranges with 5 usable addresses and scaling through slash 24 as justified, with IPv6 and dedicated firewalls available as add ons for more demanding deployments.

Beyond raw specifications, the dedicated hosting environment is intended to provide a stable and secure platform for business critical services. Companies can deploy websites, application servers, databases, VoIP platforms or custom enterprise software on isolated hardware that is not shared with other tenants, which improves performance consistency and simplifies compliance. Hardware upgrades, such as additional RAM or new storage, can be provisioned in less than a day so the platform can grow alongside the organization without forcing a migration to a different provider. A dedicated account manager and a United States based support team are available by phone, email and live chat around the clock to help with planning, troubleshooting and ongoing optimization. Taken together, these characteristics make the Colocation America dedicated server portfolio suitable for projects that need predictable performance, long term scalability and data center level physical security without the capital expense of building an in house infrastructure.