Floki NET Netherlands HP BL460c G8, € 165.00/mo.

Netherlands HP BL460c G8 is an older but still capable HP blade server that offers a cost effective entry point into dedicated hardware for moderate workloads. It is based on two 8 core Intel Xeon E5-2650v2 processors providing 16 cores and 32 threads with turbo speeds up to 3.4 GHz, giving enough compute power for multiple busy websites, smaller virtualisation clusters, monitoring systems or development environments. The configuration includes 64 GB of DDR3 1600 ECC registered memory across eight 8 GB modules, which is ample for several virtual machines, web stacks and database instances while retaining the option to optimise memory reservations. Local storage is made up of two 500 GB SATA3 SSDs for a total of 1 TB raw capacity that can be arranged in mirrored RAID for resilience or striped for higher throughput, and further expansion is possible through the blade chassis if required. A 1 Gbit single port uplink plus one additional 1 Gbit port offers flexibility for separating management access or implementing a basic redundant link, and the committed 100 Mbit per second bandwidth combined with around 32 TB of monthly traffic suits stable but sustained usage patterns. This plan is attractive for cost sensitive projects that still require the advantages of single tenant hardware in a Netherlands data centre rather than sharing a virtualised environment.

FlokiNET dedicated servers in the Netherlands combine enterprise HP ProLiant hardware with SSD based storage, a privacy focused offshore hosting approach and a network engineered for stable performance. All machines are located in a European data centre that is connected to multiple carriers and offer 100 Mbit per second committed bandwidth with a traffic pool of roughly 32 TB each month, with the option to burst higher when headroom is available. Each configuration uses ECC registered RAM for additional reliability, hardware RAID capable disk bays and brand name components that are well suited for long running production workloads. The platform includes free distributed denial of service mitigation on all interfaces so that common volumetric and protocol attacks are filtered before reaching the server, and network level controls help reduce abusive traffic. Customers receive full root access to the server and are free to install and manage their preferred Linux distribution, virtualization stack, containers or application frameworks without restrictions. All plans integrate into a management portal that provides remote power control, rescue modes and out of band console access, while ticket based support can assist with hardware diagnostics, reboots and component replacement. Billing is straightforward with flat monthly rates derived from the hardware configuration, and payment is accepted via cryptocurrencies, bank transfer, credit card and PayPal so organisations with high privacy expectations can still maintain flexible invoicing options.