Which server should you choose for 1C and ERP?
For 1C and ERP a high-clock processor, enough ECC memory and fast NVMe storage are decisive. As the user count grows, memory and disk IOPS become the priority; backups and monitoring are far easier to run with a managed service.
What matters for 1C
1C is often sensitive to single-thread performance — a high-clock processor and fast storage make a visible difference. Scale memory with the user count.
ERP and databases
A central database needs NVMe RAID, plenty of cores and large memory. Backups and monitoring are simpler to run with managed support.
Who will administer it
The server is in Europe, but the administration happens in your language: our local engineers handle installation, updates and faults.
Who it's for
- Accounting and trading companies running 1C
- Businesses with a centralised ERP/CRM system
- Multi-user database environments
Questions
How many cores does 1C need?
8–16 cores are usually enough for a small user base; 32 cores and above, with large memory, are recommended for a big database and many users. Clock speed matters as much as core count.
Do I need managed?
If you have no in-house admin, the managed service takes on the OS, updates and monitoring — so your team stays focused on the business.
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