What is a Cloud Server?

The term cloud server refers to a type of server that runs in a cloud computing environment. Providing cloud server hosting, these servers are built and run online, and can be easily accessed remotely – with no need for teams to visit a physical server location. This provides a wide range of benefits to busy IT teams who need a server they can rely on. Cloud server hosting tends to be reliable, stable and secure, and the service offered is lightning quick. They’re also cost-effective to run, and fully scalable for complete future-proofing.

Why Cloud Hosting?

SSD SAN STORAGE

High performance pure SSD SAN Storage with 20Gbit connectivity. Fully redundant, completely scalable, really quick!

Built - In DRaaS

Each cluster has spare hardware nodes to automatically failover incase of a hardware failure. No downtime!

ADVANCED CONTROL PANEL

Deploy a new server, reboot your server, reload your OS, upgrade your server all in our automated control panel.

30-SECOND PROVISIONING

Fast, easy, quick and fully automated. Deploy your server in under 30 seconds. Did we mention fast?

PRIVATE CONNECTIVITY

All cloud servers have a private 10.x.x.x network, which includes access to your existing cloud servers at NETdepot.com.

99.9% Uptime Guarantee

You read that right, we provide a full 99.9% Uptime Guarantee or your money back.

CLOUD SERVER INFRASTRUCTUREYou Can count On

Datacenters

Fully Redundant Power Design 24/7 staffing Physical Force Protection

Network

Public & Private Network Redundant Core & Fiber Uplinks Large Capacity Network

Servers

100% Pure SSD Drives Network Level Raid 24/7 Monitoring by our NOC

Virtual Private Cloud Houston, Atlanta, NYC

Storage
RAM
CPU Cores
Price starts from
20GB SSD
2GB
1 vCore
$7.99 /mo
40GB SSD
4GB
2 vCore
$12.99 /mo
80GB SSD
8GB
2 vCore
$19.99 /mo
120GB SSD
12GB
4 vCore
$39.99 /mo
240GB SSD
16GB
6 vCore
$59.99 /mo
320GB SSD
24GB
8 vCore
$79.99 /mo
480GB SSD
32GB
10 vCore
$109.99 /mo
640GB SSD
64GB
12 vCore
$149.99 /mo

Standard Features

  • 20 Gbit Uplinks
  • All-Flash SSD Stotage
  • 30-Second Provisioning
  • Automated Redundancy
  • Automated Control Panel
  • 99.9% Uptime Guarantee
  • Multiple Regions to choose From
  • 24/7 US-Based Support

OS DISTRIBUTION FORANY ENVIRONMENT

Custom Solutions for your Data

Our solution engineers at NETdepot can help you solve your RTO and RFC goals. We offer full support for all your business challenges, and we’re always on hand to help you whenever you need us.

Our team of experts will ensure that your business gets the most from our service, with full support on hand 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Choose from a range of support services to find the best fit for your company, and start exploring how NETdepot could improve the capabilities of your business.

Private Cloud Options

  • Direct Connections
    • Dark Fiber
    • MPLS
    • Point to Point Connections
  • Tape Archival and Retention
  • Tape Conversion
  • Air-Gapped Networks

Cloud Server FAQs

How to choose a cloud server?

Before you choose a cloud server, there are a few different factors you’ll want to consider. While there may be a number of different cloud server options available that meet your needs, it’s worth doing your research to find the best one. As you examine the options, think about issues like uptime, customer support, pricing, private server capabilities, infrastructure design and the setup of any relevant backup data centers. Our team of experts can help you choose the best cloud server to fit your needs.

Is a cloud server secure?

Cloud servers are well known for their security and stability, but that doesn’t mean that you can be complacent when using one. Like any server, a cloud server is vulnerable if it is not managed and monitored correctly, with our expert-driven team you can count on your cloud server’s security.

When should a cloud server be used?

Cloud servers should be used in specific circumstances, in order to gain the best benefits from these resources. We recommend using cloud servers to divide physical servers, such as bare metal servers, into a number of different virtual options. This expands the capabilities of the bare metal server and enables faster processing of information as and when needed. Doing so also enables remote access of many key server functions.

How is a cloud server different from dedicated servers?

A cloud server is quite different from more traditional options such as dedicated servers. Cloud servers are, by their very nature, virtual, whereas dedicated servers are not. This means that cloud servers can be scaled more easily than dedicated servers. However, dedicated servers tend to offer better security provision than cloud-based counterparts. There is no sharing of resources with a dedicated server, however if a business needs to expand its provision quickly, cloud-based servers are often preferable.

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