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Dedicated servers: sizes, set-up time and pricing
Run a high-traffic app on its own DployHub server in Mumbai. Pick a size and disk, see how it is set up, what it costs, and how stop and delete work.
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A dedicated server is a machine created just for your app. Nothing else runs on it, so your app gets all of its CPU and memory. You do not need a cloud account or any server skills: we create the server, install DployHub on it, deploy your app and keep it patched and monitored.
Sizes and prices
Prices include 40 GB of disk and a public address, before 18% GST:
- Starter: 2 vCPU, 2 GB memory, ₹2,682 a month.
- Small: 2 vCPU, 4 GB memory, ₹4,537 a month.
- Medium: 2 vCPU, 8 GB memory, ₹8,245 a month.
- CPU-optimised: 4 vCPU, 8 GB memory, ₹14,901 a month.
- Large: 4 vCPU, 16 GB memory, ₹15,663 a month.
- Balanced: 4 vCPU, 16 GB memory, ₹17,550 a month.
- X-Large: 8 vCPU, 32 GB memory, ₹34,272 a month.
Disk can be any whole number from 20 to 1000 GB. Each GB above or below 40 changes the price by about ₹10.34 a month. Servers run in the Mumbai region. The pricing page has an estimator for any size and disk.
Create an app on a dedicated server
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Choose Dedicated server
In New app, at the Plan step, choose Dedicated server, then pick a size, a disk size and the region.
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Pay & deploy
The first month is paid up front from your credit. If your balance is short, Razorpay checkout opens for the difference. See Prepaid credits and top-ups.
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Server is created
The deploy log shows "Creating your dedicated server…". This usually takes 2 to 4 minutes.
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DployHub is installed
Next you see "Server created — installing DployHub…" and then "Server ready".
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Your app deploys
Your app is built and started on the new server, at its usual address with HTTPS.
What you can see
The app page shows a dedicated server card with the size, vCPU, memory, disk, region and status, plus the set-up phases while it is being created. The Metrics tab shows CPU and memory for your app, exactly like on the shared plan.
Security
- The disk is encrypted, and only web traffic (HTTP and HTTPS) can reach the server.
- Your apps run in containers with the same limits and isolation as on the shared plan.
- Operating system updates, monitoring and HTTPS certificates are handled for you.
Stop, resume and delete
- While the server runs, it is charged hourly from your credit at its monthly price ÷ 730.
- A stopped server keeps its disk, so it is charged for the disk only.
- Deleting the app removes the server and its disk, and charges stop. Back up anything under
/datafirst. - If your credit stays at zero for more than 24 hours, the server is stopped until you top up.
Still deciding between plans? Read Shared vs dedicated.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a dedicated server take to set up?
Usually 2 to 4 minutes to create the server, then the normal build and deploy.
Where are dedicated servers located?
In the Mumbai region, close to users across India.
Can other customers use my dedicated server?
No. A dedicated server runs only your app.
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