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European data centerWarsaw, Poland
Data hosted in the EUISO processes
NOC/SOC 24/7and monitoring
Operating since2000STARTER CONFIGURATIONS
Each net monthly price is rendered on the server from the same pricing backend as the configurator. Open a variant to adjust every parameter.
A complete physical server configuration in the Warsaw data center.
Included
114.29 EURnet / month · 36 months
Configure this variantA complete physical server configuration in the Warsaw data center.
Included
301.31 EURnet / month · 36 months
Configure this variantA complete physical server configuration in the Warsaw data center.
Included
474.48 EURnet / month · 36 months
Configure this variantDECISION SUMMARY
Compare the physical configuration, network, operating model and current commercial path in one place. The ready variants above use the same pricing backend as the full configurator.
VERIFIED DELIVERY
The figures below come from the active-service register snapshot dated 18 August 2026. Customer names, identifiers, IP addresses and prices are not published.
23 active service positions · 9 colocation classifications · oldest active position since 2009
View verified scope21 active service positions · 16 colocation and 11 dedicated-server classifications · since 2012
View verified scope6 active service positions · colocation, dedicated, cloud/VPS and administration layers · since 2013
View verified scopeDataHouse.net for business
A dedicated server gives full control over physical resources, predictable performance and the ability to match configuration to workloads that should not share infrastructure with other environments.
Dedicated infrastructure is suitable for larger e-commerce systems, databases, virtualization, backup, email platforms, SaaS services, high-traffic applications and environments that require stable CPU, RAM, storage and network parameters.
Servers are operated in the DataHouse environment, where stability, high SLA, ISO procedures and Tier III assumptions matter. eTop sp. z o.o. has operated telecommunication and data center services since 2000.
AI/GPU context
For AI server, GPU server, inference, RAG and specialised SPARC mini-model projects, a dedicated server can provide predictable CPU, storage and network resources close to DataHouse.net data center Poland/Europe services.
Use this path when the project needs stable backend services, private data handling, backup, monitoring or a step toward Blackwell-class GPU infrastructure.
AI/GPU and SPARC infrastructureWorkload sizing
The cards below are a sizing framework, not a promise of a fixed configuration. Start with measurements from the current environment, include growth and failure scenarios, then verify compatibility and current availability in the configurator.
Compare core count with per-core performance, application parallelism, peak load and licensing rules. A larger core count does not always replace faster individual cores.
Use the measured working set, database cache, virtual-machine density and memory growth. Leave operational headroom instead of sizing exactly to today's peak.
Select NVMe for latency and IOPS, SSD for balanced performance, and HDD for capacity-oriented repositories. RAID improves resilience but is not a backup.
Include bandwidth, transfer profile, IP addressing, anti-DDoS, backup, RPO/RTO, monitoring and failure-domain requirements.
Latency, transactions, cache and data growth
Prioritise fast cores, sufficient RAM for cache, NVMe for active data and a separate backup/restore plan.
ERP infrastructureVM density, overcommit and failure impact
Balance core count, RAM capacity, storage latency and network redundancy for Proxmox, VMware or Hyper-V.
Compare deployment modelsNumber of services, builds and stateful workloads
Separate control, application and data needs; account for image builds, registry traffic, persistent volumes and observability.
Docker and KubernetesPeak requests, checkout latency and cache hit rate
Combine per-core performance, RAM cache, NVMe and network capacity with monitoring and tested scaling procedures.
Dedicated or VPSMailbox volume, IOPS, anti-spam and backup window
Size storage growth, indexing, mail queues, directory integration, backup and restore time together.
Business email serversCapacity, retention, ingest and restore speed
Prioritise usable capacity, retention policy, separate fault domains and a tested restore path rather than raw disk size alone.
Backup and DRModel size, inference profile and data locality
Plan CPU/RAM and storage around the GPU workload, model loading, RAG datasets, privacy boundaries and fallback operation.
AI/GPU infrastructureSizing is a starting point. The final design should be validated against real metrics, application compatibility, licensing, growth, backup and recovery tests.
Configure with current backend pricingConversion path
These links connect the service page with the pricing path, diagnostics and related guides, so the customer can move from comparison to a practical technical decision.
Step 1
Match physical resources to database, virtualization, e-commerce or backup workloads.
Open dedicated configuratorStep 2
Connect the server with monitoring, updates, backup and 24/7 operational support.
Server administrationStep 3
Verify DNS, SSL, mail and routing before moving services to the new machine.
Run diagnostic toolsStep 4
If you own hardware or appliances, compare dedicated rental with colocation.
Server colocationQuick answers
A dedicated server is a better fit when an application needs physical resources, predictable performance, custom storage, virtualization or stronger separation.
Yes. Dedicated servers can be combined with system administration, monitoring, backup and operational support.
Yes. It can be used for business email when the company needs control over domain reputation, DNS records, mailbox backup and security policy.
Physical resources for one customer
databases, e-commerce, virtualization, production applications and stable high-load services
Dedicated serversLower entry point for smaller workloads
web apps, APIs, Docker, tests and the first stage of cloud migration
VPS serversOwn hardware in a data center
owned servers, storage, network devices, licensed platforms and hybrid infrastructure
ColocationWhen the server needs 24/7 care
monitoring, updates, backup, incident response, security and operational reporting
Server administrationWhen bare metal should accelerate AI
GPU servers, Blackwell-class projects, inference, RAG and specialised AI model integrations
AI/GPU infrastructureInfrastructure and trust
DataHouse.net is operated by the Polish-owned eTop sp. z o.o. The company has developed telecommunication and data center services since 2000, with the DataHouse facility in Warsaw.
Services are designed for continuity, monitoring and predictable operation of business environments.
Operational processes are based on ISO standards, including information security and service quality practices.
DataHouse infrastructure is developed according to Tier III assumptions for power, availability and data center operations.
DataHouse.net is operated by eTop sp. z o.o., a provider experienced in data center, hosting, connectivity and critical services.
For supported services, the NOC/SOC team covers ongoing operations, planned work and critical incidents around the clock. Response windows depend on the selected service, priority and applicable terms.
More due-diligence context: DataHouse facts, SLA, ISO and eTop background.
Public evidence
These links are not generic claims. They let a buyer verify the current commercial path, facility, network, certificates and operator facts behind this service.
The live calculator or technical tools expose current options and send the selected scope through the existing ordering path.
DataHouse.net is operated in Warsaw by the Polish-owned eTop sp. z o.o., which has developed telecommunication and data center services since 2000.
The guide compares Cloud Pro, VPS, dedicated servers, colocation and backup in Poland, including the customer-controlled external integrations that can change data location.
The public data-center page describes the facility, power, physical infrastructure and operational environment behind the service.
The connectivity page and public routing tools expose the operator, fiber background and network verification path.
The eTop network and direct links support dedicated connectivity to operators, cloud platforms and separate customer environments in Poland and abroad.
The compliance page publishes quality-management, information-security and cloud-security certificates and explains the GDPR, NIS2, DORA and PCI-DSS context.
The facts hub connects the service with eTop sp. z o.o., SLA, monitoring, around-the-clock NOC/SOC and verified support-start windows.
Customers with elevated physical-security requirements can use a dedicated room for their exclusive use with individual access control.
The relocation plan covers inventory, backup, dependencies, acceptance tests, controlled cutover and rollback.
Baseline protection covers DataHouse services, while dedicated variants add filtering, traffic redirection and selective blackholing of the largest attack sources.
A dedicated server is a better fit when an application needs physical resources, predictable performance, custom storage, virtualization or stronger separation.
Yes. Dedicated servers can be combined with system administration, monitoring, backup and operational support.
Yes. It can be used for business email when the company needs control over domain reputation, DNS records, mailbox backup and security policy.
Start from the application profile, concurrent users, database size and virtualization density. Core count, per-core performance and memory capacity must be checked together against measurements from the current environment.
NVMe is useful for latency-sensitive databases, transaction systems, busy virtual machines and build workloads. HDD remains useful for capacity-oriented repositories, while backup should be designed separately from RAID.
Yes. A customer can provide a custom ISO image or use one of the available operating-system options. The selected system remains part of the order specification.
No. The workload guide is a starting point. Current components, availability, contract period, options and prices are calculated by the DataHouse.net dedicated server configurator backend.
DataHouse.net is a brand operated by eTop sp. z o.o. The service is backed by data center, hosting, connectivity, administration and critical infrastructure experience.
