Memory64 GB DDR3
Storage500GB SSD
Network port20 Gbps
LocationMadrid
Spain•Madrid•20 Gbps
Madrid · 20 Gbps
Dedicated servers in Spain — 20 Gbps
Compare 8 dedicated servers in Madrid with a 20 Gbps port, from 850 EUR/month. Review CPU, RAM, storage and the price of each configuration.
From 850.00 € / month · 8 configurations
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Memory64 GB DDR4
Storage500GB SSD
Network port20 Gbps
LocationMadrid
Spain•Madrid•20 Gbps
Memory128 GB DDR4
Storage1TB SSD
Network port20 Gbps
LocationMadrid
Spain•Madrid•20 Gbps
Memory256 GB DDR4
Storage1TB SSD
Network port20 Gbps
LocationMadrid
Spain•Madrid•20 Gbps
Memory256 GB DDR4
Storage2TB SSD
Network port20 Gbps
LocationMadrid
Spain•Madrid•20 Gbps
Memory512 GB DDR4
Storage2TB SSD
Network port20 Gbps
LocationMadrid
Spain•Madrid•20 Gbps
Memory512 GB DDR4
Storage4TB SSD
Network port20 Gbps
LocationMadrid
Spain•Madrid•20 Gbps
Memory768 GB DDR4
Storage4TB SSD
Network port20 Gbps
LocationMadrid
Spain•Madrid•20 Gbps
Deployment considerations
Test application changes before a dedicated deployment
The eight dedicated server configurations listed for Spain at 20 Gbps cover several processor and memory options. When choosing among them, include the way your team validates application changes. Decide whether you need a separate test installation, a representative dataset or room for a second application version during a release. Document what the test must establish, such as successful login, a working background job and correct access to the data used by the service.
If your deployment uses nginx, its configuration test option checks syntax and attempts to open referenced files. That check is useful before a reload, but also prepare tests of the application paths your users depend on. Record the selected server specification and the conditions used in the trial so that later changes have a clear reference. For a Madrid 20 Gbps dedicated server, review the complete plan together with your release process and ask about any installation details you need.
Deployment considerations
Include a rollback decision in your server migration
A migration to a dedicated server in Spain needs a decision about when the new installation can replace the previous one. Write the acceptance conditions before moving the application: which functions must work, what data must be present and who can approve the change. Keep the previous deployment available for the period your process requires, and identify which new writes would need to be reconciled if you returned to it. This is especially useful for services that continue receiving data during a move.
PostgreSQL documents different approaches to moving between major versions, with distinct preparation requirements. If your application uses that database, read the guidance for the chosen versions rather than treating an upgrade as a file copy. For the Madrid 20 Gbps dedicated plans, consider the memory and storage needed during the transition as well as after it. Record the point at which a rollback stops being practical, and prepare the corresponding questions before choosing your server configuration.