Dedicated builds are scoped with you rather than ordered from a fixed list, because the right machine depends entirely on what you intend to run.
Useful things to include
- What you want to run, and roughly how many instances of it.
- Whether the load is bursty or sustained.
- Your rough memory and storage expectations, if you have them.
- Whether you plan to virtualise or run your own control panel.
- Which region you need, based on where your players or users are.
- Anything you are currently hitting a limit on — that is often the most useful detail.
What happens next
We come back with a configuration and a quote, along with a realistic timeframe for the build. We would rather give you an accurate date at that point than a generic promise up front.
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