Server Solution
Learn some information about the server.
What is a Server?
A server is like the heart of the digital world. It’s a powerful computer that stores, manages, and delivers data, websites, applications, and services to other devices—like your laptop, smartphone, or, office computer,Example of Server :- Google Server,Facebook Server,Youtube Server,etc
Type Of Server?
- Web Server – Deliverswebsites and applications to users online.
- Database Server – Stores and manages business data securely.
- File Server – Central hub for sharing and storing files.
- Mail Server – Handles emails and communication 24/7.
- Application Server – Runs business apps smoothly for users.
- DNS Server – Translates domain names into IP addresses for easy access.
- Proxy Server – Adds speed, security, and privacy to browsing.
Why Do You Need a Server?
Servers keep your business fast, secure, and always connected. They store data safely, run applications smoothly, power websites, handle emails, and ensure your team works without interruption—anytime, anywhere.
Types of Server Deployment?
On-Premises local – Physical server kept on-site, offering full control, high security, and faster access within your office/network.
Cloud – Hosted online, accessible anytime from anywhere, scalable and cost-efficient with no hardware hassle.
Hybrid – Best of both worlds: combines local control with cloud
Comparison between Software Server (Virtual Server) and Physical Server?
Software Server (Virtual Server)
Runs on virtualization software inside a physical machine.
Cost-effective (no extra hardware needed).
Easy to scale, flexible, and quick to deploy.
Ideal for cloud, testing, and multi-tenant environments.
Physical Server
Dedicated hardware server.
High performance and reliability for heavy workloads.
More secure and customizable.
Ideal for large enterprises, databases, and critical apps.
👉 Simple Line:
Software servers give flexibility and cost savings, while physical servers deliver raw power and reliability.
Windows and Linux server OS flavors types?
Windows Server OS Flavors
Windows Server Standard – Ideal for small to medium businesses, supports virtualization and core server roles.
Windows Server Datacenter – Best for enterprises, unlimited virtualization, high scalability.
Windows Server Essentials – Simplified version for small businesses with up to 25 users.
Linux Server OS Flavors
Ubuntu Server – Easy to use, popular for web hosting and cloud servers.
CentOS / Rocky Linux – Enterprise-grade, stable, widely used for production.
Debian Server – Highly stable, secure, long-term support.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) – Premium support, enterprise-ready, strong security.
👉 Each OS flavor is chosen based on business needs like cost, scalability, security, and application support.
Server Installtion
SAN NAS Storage Server
NAS (Network Attached Storage) – A storage server connected to a network, ideal for file sharing, backups, and collaboration. Simple, cost-effective, and great for small to medium businesses.
SAN (Storage Area Network) – A high-speed storage network that connects multiple servers to a shared storage pool. Perfect for enterprises needing fast performance, high availability, and large-scale data handling.
Domain Controler Server
A Domain Controller (DC) in Active Directory (AD) is a server that authenticates users, enforces security policies, and manages access to resources within a Windows domain. It stores and controls the AD database, making centralized management possible.
- Authenticates users and computers in a Windows domain.
Controls access to domain resources (files, printers, servers).
Provides centralized management for users, devices, and permissions.
Linux Based Web Server
Apache HTTP Server – Most popular, flexible, and widely used.
Nginx – Lightweight, super-fast, great for high-traffic websites.
LiteSpeed – High performance with advanced security features.
Tomcat – Best for running Java-based applications.
Database Server
Relational (RDBMS) – Uses tables & SQL (e.g., MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle).
NoSQL – Flexible for big data & real-time apps (e.g., MongoDB, Cassandra).
In-Memory – Super-fast data processing (e.g., Redis).
NewSQL – Combines SQL reliability with NoSQL speed.
Cloud Database Servers – Scalable & managed online (e.g., AWS RDS, Azure SQL).
What does a Rack Server look like?
Leading Server Manufacturers Company
We partner with the world’s best server vendors to deliver high-performance, secure, and scalable solutions for businesses of all sizes.
Dell EMC – Reliable enterprise servers with strong performance and easy management.
HPE (Hewlett Packard Enterprise) – Scalable, energy-efficient servers built for innovation.
Lenovo – Cost-effective, powerful servers designed for flexibility.
Cisco – Network-optimized servers with advanced security and speed.
IBM – High-end enterprise servers, perfect for mission-critical workloads.
“We provide servers from the world’s top manufacturers—ensuring unmatched performance, security, and scalability for your business success.”
A server is a computer or system that provides data, resources, services, or programs to other computers (called clients) over a network.
- Web Server
- Database Server
- File Server
- Mail Server
- Application Server
- Proxy Server
- DNS Server
- Virtual Server
Server: Provides resources/services.
Client: Requests and uses resources/services.
Hardware Server: Physical machine dedicated to running server tasks.
Software Server: Server software running on physical or virtual machines.
Windows Server
Linux (Ubuntu Server, CentOS, Red Hat, Debian, etc.)
Unix
Local Server: Runs within a local network (on-premises).
Cloud Server: Hosted remotely in a data center, accessible via the internet.
On-premises deployment
Cloud deployment (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud)
Hybrid deployment
A DNS (Domain Name System) server translates domain names (like google.com) into IP addresses so browsers can load websites. IP to Name And Name to IP
A web server stores and serves website content (HTML, CSS, JS, images) to users over the internet. Examples: Apache, Nginx, IIS.
A database server stores, manages, and provides access to data. Examples: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle DB, SQL Server.
A file server provides centralized storage and file access to multiple users over a network.
NAS (Network Attached Storage): File-level storage, easy to set up.
SAN (Storage Area Network): Block-level storage, high speed, used in enterprises.
It is Microsoft’s directory service used for managing users, groups, permissions, and authentication in Windows networks.
A proxy server acts as a gateway between users and the internet, providing security, anonymity, and caching.
Regular updates/patching
Strong authentication
Firewalls
Backup & monitoring
Virtualization allows running multiple virtual servers (VMs) on a single physical server using hypervisors (VMware, Hyper-V, VirtualBox).
VPS (Virtual Private Server): Shared physical server with isolated virtual environments.
Dedicated Server: Entire physical server dedicated to one client.
IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service): Provides virtual hardware resources (AWS EC2).
PaaS (Platform as a Service): Provides platforms for app development (Heroku, Google App Engine).
SaaS (Software as a Service): Provides software over the internet (Gmail, Office 365).
Customer Questions (FAQs)
We work with two types of servers: Windows and Linux. Contact us to learn more.
- Yes, we operate setup three types of servers: physical, virtual and cloud servers.
It will probably take us 2 days to install the server and the date may depend on what server it will be. Contact us for more information.
Yes Both Server Cloud and On -premises local
You can get both physical server and configuration. If you have a server in the past, there is no problem. We will do the configuration. Along with this, we do all kinds of networking work such as router switch firewall etc.
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If you already have it set up, we have no problem with that, we can do our job.
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