Linux Dedicated Servers
Choose below between Single Processors or Dual Processors
SINGLE PROCESSORS

E3-1220 v1
$99/ monthly
OUR BASE MODEL
- 3.10 GHz BASE
- 4 CORES
- 4 THREADS
- 16GB RAM
- 512GB SSD

E3-1270 v6
$135/ monthly
OUR BASE MODEL
- 3.80 GHz BASE
- 4 CORES
- 8 THREADS
- 32GB RAM
- 2 x 512GB SSD

E5-1650 v3
$170/ monthly
OUR BASE MODEL
- 3.50 GHz BASE
- 6 CORES
- 12 THREADS
- 32GB RAM
- 2 x 512GB SSD

DUAL PROCESSORS

Silver 4110
$275/ monthly
OUR BASE MODEL
- 2.10 GHz BASE
- 8 CORES
- 16 THREADS
- 64GB RAM
- 2 x 512GB SSD

E5-2640 v4
$339/ monthly
OUR BASE MODEL
- 2.40 GHz BASE
- 10 CORES
- 20 THREADS
- 64GB RAM
- 1TB SSD

Silver 4214
$359/ monthly
OUR BASE MODEL
- 2.20 GHz BASE
- 12 CORES
- 24 THREADS
- 128GB RAM
- 2 x 1TB SSD
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OUR SERVER PLAN FEATURES:
Colocation America offers tailored dedicated server specials that will help you reduce upfront costs while providing you with the room to comfortably expand and grow your business. All of our servers are hosted in one of our carrier-neutral Los Angeles data centers, with unparalleled connectivity speeds and high-level security systems in place, including DDoS Protection. Colocation America strives to understand your purpose for a server and ensure our clients stay online and profitable 100% of the time.Every Dedicated Server plan comes with the following features:

Zero Upfront Costs to Get You Going

Stay Connected at All Times

Expert 24/7 IT Support Team

Bandwidth Carriers Connected to 200+

SSAE 16 Audited & DDoS Protected

22 Data Centers in 8 Major Locations
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OVERVIEW OF LINUX
A Linux Dedicated Server offers great flexibility and customization. With the commercial Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating system, a company can save money when choosing to install this free operating system on their server. Linux also offers support for many user generation applications made specifically for the Linux operating systems. Colocation America’s portfolio of high quality solutions is equipped with a broad selection of Linux dedicated servers to offer great flexibility and customization for our clients. By harnessing the true power of the Linux operating system, our clients get the most out of their investment. In addition, each plan is backed by an enterprise-class infrastructure and robust network to ensure the best performance and maximum uptime needed to keep your company online and profitable.Why Use Linux?
There are many tangible reasons why someone would choose to use Linux. The first being that most distributions (commonly referred to as “distros”) are free and the second being that those most distributions are customizable to a T. But perhaps the best reason to use Linux is the more intangible one: it’s fun. You can spend days working on creating the best build to suit your personal or business needs—unrestricted by the limitations of some of the other more popular operating systems (OS) like Windows or Mac OS.Why Do People Use Linux
Here are a few benefits of Linux that most people fall back on when trying to explain their reasonings for using Linux.- Free Software Philosophy — Of course there are benefits to having paid software, but sometimes just having free software without the hurdles of licensing isn’t a bad thing. Additionally, this type of open-source software opens the door for anyone with coding experience to innovate or patch the software to help the overall community.
- Choice — There are a ton of different Linux kernel distributions and there’s almost certainly one that will best suit your best business or personal practices.
- Learning — Just like any OS, most Linux distros are easily installed, but do offer you the freedom of learning the ins and outs of the OS if you’re into understanding all that.
- Community — If there’s any help that you need, there are a ton of forums and discussion boards with experts and other newbies that can help smooth your Linux experience.
- Convenience — most of the software that you need is right in your distro and others are found very easily on the internet. Also, there’s usually just a single command to upgrade your OS and the upgrades are fast and simple — unlike other more common operating systems.
- Stability — Most Linux distros are very stable and last a long time. Different versions are rolled out quickly and efficiently and they don’t dump old recovery files that can bog down your system.
- Security — There is a highly reduced risk of malware and the distros are typically well secured. Most virus coders choose to go after the more popular OS, because that’s where the most data is. Most bugs, viruses, etc are usually sniffed out by the Linux community and patched before they become a real problem.
Types of Linux Servers
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