Our servers are in the Wallonia Data Center, a highly secured infrastructure with upstanding performances.
Physical Dedicated Server
The physical dedicated server is a machine for your full and unique usage. Its performance is guaranteed and insures compatibility with your every need.
It is ideal for larger requirements in terms of storage space or raw performance as a lot of additional I/O, CPU or Memory can be easily added.
Maehdros is partner with Dell  and sells their servers:
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RACK servers |
BLADE servers |
- PowerEdge R310: High-performance, one-socket 1U rack server with the right computing power, business scalability, simplified management,
data protection and security features to make it an ideal choice for small to midsize businesses, remote offices and enterprises.
- PowerEdge R410: Intel processor-based 2-socket, 1U rack server with advanced systems management and redundancy options for small and medium business to larger enterprise business applications,
select HPC usage and entry virtualization needs.
- PowerEdge R510:Intel processor-based 2-socket, 2U rack server ideal for department, branch or small business database tasks, email, virtualization, workload consolidation and core business applications with large,
local storage needs
- PowerEdge R610:Intel processor-based 2-socket, 1U rack server well-suited for server rooms or corporate data centers and remote sites that require exceptional virtualization,
systems management and energy efficiency.
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- PowerEdge M610:Intel processor-based 2-socket, half-height blade server built for virtualization, mainstream business applications and front-end database workloads
- PowerEdge M710: Intel processor-based 2-socket, full-height blade server providing the bandwidth necessary for virtualization and performance-intensive business-critical applications.
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Virtual Private Server
The VPS is just as dedicated as a physical server without any investment necessity. The physical resources of a machine are managed by an hypervisor between several virtual servers sharing I/O, CPU and memory.
The picture below describes the two types of servers:
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