What are premium dedicated nodes?
They are the physical servers on which your virtual machine runs. At our Bratislava location, these are high-specification machines dedicated to our customers, with ECC memory and NVMe storage, rather than generic infrastructure rented from another provider. Because we choose and configure the hardware ourselves, performance is consistent and our engineers can respond quickly to issues. For you, the result is a VPS that behaves more predictably than one hosted on oversold or mixed-quality hardware. It also means we know exactly what hardware your VM is running on, which helps when diagnosing a performance question.
Can I serve Vienna and Bratislava customers from one server?
Yes. Bratislava and Vienna are only about 60 kilometres apart, and network routes between them are very short, typically just a couple of milliseconds. Many businesses in the Twin City region serve customers in both capitals from a single server. Slovak, German and English editions can share one server, each tagged for its audience. The same server also reaches Budapest, Brno and Győr quickly, making it a practical base for the whole region. Commuters between the two cities use both markets daily.
Is a Slovak VPS suitable for automotive suppliers' portals?
Yes. Slovakia is one of the world's largest car producers per capita, and many suppliers need portals for orders, logistics and quality documentation shared with manufacturers. A mid-range plan with ECC memory and NVMe storage handles most supplier portals and EDI connectors reliably. Keep data encrypted, restrict access to partners' IP ranges where possible and maintain audit logs. Because the server is unmanaged, your IT team controls these measures and can document them for customer audits. Plants around Žilina, Trnava, Nitra and Bratislava all sit close to this server.
How much NVMe storage can I get?
Bratislava plans range from 40 GB of NVMe on the entry tier to 410 GB on the largest configuration. That covers everything from small websites to large databases, document archives and development environments. If you need more space, move to a larger plan; the extra storage is added to your existing disk without migration. For very large archives, consider combining a Slovak VPS for applications with a separate backup server in another location for redundancy. Most small businesses find 80 to 160 GB ample, with room left for local backups.
Can I run Slovak accounting software on Windows?
Yes. Bratislava charges nothing extra for any of the Windows editions shown above. Slovak businesses often run accounting and payroll tools such as Omega or Pohoda on Windows, accessed by staff through Remote Desktop from the office or home. Allocate enough memory for the number of concurrent users, keep the application updated and schedule regular backups of its database. Confirm with your software vendor that the licence allows installation on a virtual server. Keep the Windows instance updated as well.
Can I host an e-shop with Slovak payment options?
Yes. Slovak gateways and instant bank transfers plug into the usual shop engines without special server settings. A mid-range plan suits most shops, with NVMe storage keeping product searches quick. Price-comparison feeds for sites such as Heureka.sk run efficiently on reserved cores, so generating them does not slow the shop. Slovak shoppers increasingly expect one-click payments and instant confirmation emails, and a local server makes both feel immediate. Keep plugins patched on your side. Most Slovak stores fit a middle tier.
Why is ECC memory included on every plan?
Because memory errors are rare but damaging. A single flipped bit can corrupt a database record, crash a long-running process or break a backup, often without an obvious cause. ECC memory detects and corrects these errors automatically. By using it on every host, we ensure that even the entry plan has the same protection as the largest. For e-shops, accounting systems and any service expected to run continuously, that stability is a meaningful advantage. You get it without paying for a dedicated server.
Who fixes hardware problems?
Our engineers monitor the Bratislava nodes and replace failed components such as drives, memory or power supplies at no cost to you. If your server stops responding, they can force a restart from the hypervisor, and they will reinstall the operating system on request. Inside the VM, software and security settings are your responsibility on an unmanaged plan. Tickets are answered at any hour, and our team will share what they can see from the infrastructure side when you report a problem.
