Virtualization Servers
Flexible solutions built to meet your processing and memory requirements.
Flexible solutions built to meet your processing and memory requirements.
Light Workloads
Dual Xeon Gold 8260Y
Comparable to Xeon Gold 6230 Processors
(40×2.1GHz)
128GB DDR4 RAM
2x1TB NVMe
1 Gbps network (private + public)
15TB bandwidth
20Gbps DDoS
Medium Workloads
Dual Xeon Gold 8260Y
Comparable to Xeon Gold 6242 Processors
(32×2.7GHz)
256GB RAM
2x1TB NVMe
10Gbps network (private + public)
15TB bandwidth
20Gbps DDoS
Heavy Workloads
Dual Intel Xeon Gold 8260Y
Comparable to Xeon Gold 6248 Processors
(40×2.5GHz)
512GB RAM / 2x1TB NVMe
+ 6×1.9TB SSD
10Gbps network (private + public)
15TB bandwidth
20Gbps DDoS
Virtualization-Optimized CPUs
The 2nd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processor family provides the optimum number of cores to allow for the creation of complex VM clusters. As a critical capability of virtualized servers, excellent performance translates into significant business benefits.
Storage and Memory Options
Together with CPU, memory and storage are critical considerations for ensuring efficiency of virtualized environments. Power up your physical sever with industry leading SSD, NVMe, and SATA options to achieve maximum efficiency.
Backup and Disaster Recovery
Back up your critical workloads with industry-leading backup and disaster recovery solutions. phoenixNAP offers a range of on-demand services that help you ensure availability of your IT infrastructure even in case of disaster.
Virtualization-Optimized CPUs
The 2nd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processor family provides the optimum number of cores to allow for the creation of complex VM clusters. As a critical capability of virtualized servers, excellent performance translates into significant business benefits.
Storage and Memory Options
Together with CPU, memory and storage are critical considerations for ensuring efficiency of virtualized environments. Power up your physical sever with industry leading SSD, NVMe, and SATA options to achieve maximum efficiency.
Backup and Disaster Recovery
Back up your critical workloads with industry-leading backup and disaster recovery solutions. phoenixNAP offers a range of on-demand services that help you ensure availability of your IT infrastructure even in case of disaster.
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Solid Performance
Leverage the variety of CPU and RAM options to build a platform tailored to your needs.
Global Availability
Deploy dedicated servers on strategic locations in the US, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.
Secure Network
All servers are delivered with FREE 20 Gbps of DDoS protection.
“When looking to expand, we examined and did personal tours with several of the data centers in the Valley. We were wasting our time though because phoenixNAP was by far the best we found. They had the most carriers, which allowed for the cheapest, fastest and highest quality bandwidth, as well as extremely competitive pricing on cabinets.”
– Dennett Ingram, Owner, EpicUp
“When looking to expand, we examined and did personal tours with several of the data centers in the Valley. We were wasting our time though because phoenixNAP was by far the best we found. They had the most carriers, which allowed for the cheapest, fastest and highest quality bandwidth, as well as extremely competitive pricing on cabinets.”
– Dennett Ingram, Owner, EpicUp
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This article examines the two concepts to help understand the difference between a container and a VM. It defines containers and virtual machines separately, as well as side-by-side, to see what makes one distinct from the other.
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This article explains how the two differ, as well as how they are related. Read more to find out.
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Understanding Kubernetes architecture is crucial for deploying and maintaining containerized applications.
Server virtualization currently is a trending topic in the IT world. Its popularity and adoption keeps growing, especially in enterprise environments.
What makes virtualization possible is hypervisors.
In this article, we will discuss what hypervisors are, how they work, and the different types that exist.
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