Dedicated Infrastructure
Projects can run on their own dedicated server — fully isolated from other customers. Your services get guaranteed CPU, RAM, and disk with no noisy neighbours. Ideal for production workloads that need predictable performance.
Available server types
| Type | vCPU | RAM | Monthly cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| CCX13 | 2 | 8 GB | €12.49 |
| CCX23 | 4 | 16 GB | €24.49 |
| CCX33 | 8 | 32 GB | €45.99 |
| CCX43 | 16 | 64 GB | €90.99 |
| CCX53 | 32 | 128 GB | €169.99 |
| CCX63 | 48 | 192 GB | €339.99 |
All servers are dedicated AMD EPYC instances on Hetzner Cloud.
Available locations
| Location | Region |
|---|---|
| Falkenstein, Germany | fsn1 |
| Nuremberg, Germany | nbg1 |
| Helsinki, Finland | hel1 |
| Ashburn, US | ash |
| Hillsboro, US | hil |
| Singapore | sin |
Setting up dedicated infrastructure
- Open your project Settings
- Go to Infrastructure
- Click Enable Dedicated Server
- Choose a server type and location
- Click Provision
Provisioning takes a few minutes. You can follow every step live in the dashboard:
- Server creation on Hetzner
- Network configuration
- Service deployment
- Route switching
Once ready, all your project’s services run on the dedicated server. Traffic is routed directly to it.
What changes
When dedicated infrastructure is active:
- DNS points to the dedicated server’s public IP instead of the shared ingress
- Custom domains resolve to the dedicated server
- All services in the project run on the dedicated VM
- No resource sharing with other customers
Your services still deploy the same way — git push, dashboard, or API. The only difference is where they run.
Requirements
- Admin role required to provision
- Available on all plans (billing is separate from plan cost)
Decommissioning
To return to shared infrastructure:
- Go to project Settings → Infrastructure
- Click Disable Dedicated Server
- Services are migrated back to shared compute nodes
The dedicated server is decommissioned and billing stops.
What’s next?
- Horizontal scaling — run multiple replicas across the dedicated server
- Architecture — how Stackpad manages infrastructure
- Pricing — detailed pricing information