The Most Powerful Servers, Optimized for Critical Loads
High Grade dedicated servers are optimized to meet the new challenges of hyper-converged infrastructures (HCI)and storage. These platforms are powered by AMD EPYC™ and Intel® Xeon® Gold processors and integrate seamlessly into your architecture. You can use them to run industry-leading software and solutions.
High Grade dedicated servers meet the very highest standards to help you achieve your goals. With an availability rate of 99.99%, you get the reliability you need to host your enterprise solutions.
High Grade servers offer a combination of computing power, a strong bandwidth network (up to 50Gbps*), and storage density, delivering everything you need for HCI, software-defined storage (SDS), and highly resilient environments.
The advantages of a High Grade server
Servers for critical uses
The High Grade server range is flexible, and can be adapted to suit specific and critical workloads. These platforms have a very different design — they offer more computing power for hyperconverged infrastructures (HCI), more storage for software-defined storage (SDS), and high-capacity disks for data storage and archiving. Select the server that best suits your needs, then deploy your project.
An innovative high-speed network
Communication between your machines is a structural element. It is important to keep this in mind when you design your private cloud, or launch your cluster. Once you have enabled the OVHcloud Link Aggregation (OLA) feature, you get an internal, secure network with nearly 50Gbps* for transferring data between your servers.
*The OVHcloud Link Aggregation feature must be enabled and configured to use all four network links.
Availability, reliability and security
To ensure optimal uptime, our platforms include a redundant physical network (four interfaces for redundancy) and a dual power supply. Using dedicated servers that are ISO 27001 certified, which certifies that strict data security processes are in place.
View prices for the High Grade dedicated server range
Choose the right server from a wide range of models and options.
Features
IPv4 and IPv6 addresses
Each server has a public IPv4 address and an IPv6 address range. As an option, you can rent additional IPv4 addresses for your dedicated server (up to 256 per machine).
Bandwidth
Your server has a default minimum public bandwidth of 1Gbps. Incoming and outgoing traffic is unlimited and free.
Service Level Agreement — 99.99%
All of the servers in this range have a 99.99% SLA, ensuring the best availability for your business applications.
vRack private network - 10Gbps - guaranteed and unlimited
Your server is delivered with our private physical network — vRack. This means you can create your own cluster, or include your server in an existing infrastructure. It is fully isolated from the internet, and delivered at no extra cost.
OVHcloud Link Aggregation
OVHcloud Link Aggregation (OLA) technology is designed by our teams to increase your server’s availability and boost the efficiency of your network connections. In just a few clicks, you can aggregate your network cards and make your network links redundant. This means that if one link goes down, traffic is automatically redirected to another available link.
Dual power supply (2xPSU)
Power supply is one of the key components of ensuring an infrastructure’s availability. Depending on how critical your project is, a dual power supply is an important aspect of avoiding any downtime. Service interruptions can prove costly in terms of both business and brand image.
Hot swap disks
The hot-swap feature can be used to change disks without service interruptions, which ensures constant uptime for your services.
Web hosting
With cheap bare metal servers, you can host your website and applications in a dedicated environment, where resources are entirely dedicated to you. This way you get all the benefits of powerful, reliable and scalable web hosting service, for less. 1Gbps public bandwidth included with all our servers.
Use cases
Adapt your infrastructure for intensive and strategic workloads with optimized, high-performance servers.
Manage, protect and store data while optimizing your infrastructure costs, with a server that is adapted to suit your business requirements.
Ensure optimal availability and performance for distributed, relational and object-oriented databases.
Support and documentation
We offer a range of documentation and online support to assist you in setting up and configuring your dedicated server.
FAQ
What is a High Grade server used for?
High Grade servers are adapted to meet new challenges surrounding converged infrastructures and storage. They meet the requirements of critical workloads and highly resilient infrastructures.
How do I choose where my data is stored?
You can deploy your data in our certified data centers across the globe. Host your data as closely as possible to your users, and in accordance with your company’s regulatory requirements.
Are High Grade servers certified?
Your dedicated servers are ISO 27001 certified, which certifies that strict data security processes are implemented.
What is the difference between a high-performance server and a standard server?
Each project is unique — not all of them require large amounts of resources, or specific features. While a standard server is usually enough to launch a website or application, other projects will require a high-performance server with a higher quality of service. Our high-performance servers are designed for all high-value projects that require increased performance, and resources that can meet growing needs. They are designed with the best components available for data centers. They can also be equipped with very high volumes of RAM, several processors, and a multitude of different disks.
What is a premium server used for?
A premium server, also called a high-end server, is designed for intensive resource usage, with high-volume workloads that require reliable, high-performance hardware. These uses include big data, machine learning, artificial intelligence in general, and resource-intensive applications.