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THE NETHERLANDS / AMSTERDAM REGION
Shared hosting, Linux VPS and dedicated resources in the Amsterdam region. Choose the service model, then match its compute, storage and traffic profile to your application.
01 / THE SHORT ANSWER
WebCare360 offers shared hosting, self-managed Linux VPS and dedicated servers in the Amsterdam region. The dedicated starting configuration includes a 100 Mbps uplink and unmetered traffic at €89.99 per month. Network and resource allocations vary by service and configuration.
02 / AVAILABLE INFRASTRUCTURE
A website, a virtual operating environment and a dedicated machine have different resource and administration needs. Start with the service model that fits your workload.
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A KVM virtual machine with allocated resources and NVMe storage. Linux VPS has a confirmed Netherlands location choice; its port and traffic profile is separate from dedicated servers. Explore Linux VPS ↗
Choose a physical server configuration around your application and working data. Use the Netherlands catalogue to compare complete specifications and ordering options.
THE NETHERLANDS / STARTING CONFIGURATION
03 / NETWORK & TRAFFIC
The dedicated catalogue lists 100 Mbps, 500 Mbps and 1 Gbps profiles. These are configuration-specific access ports, not a single speed shared by every Netherlands service.
| Scope | Port and traffic | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Starting dedicated configuration | 100 Mbps · unmetered | Included in the €89.99 monthly configuration |
| Other published dedicated profiles | 500 Mbps or 1 Gbps · unmetered | Confirm the selected configuration |
| Linux VPS | Separate VPS port and transfer terms | Read the chosen VPS plan |
Unmetered describes the transfer model; it does not remove the port’s line-rate limit or guarantee end-to-end throughput. Dedicated listings include one IPv4 address and basic DDoS protection. Confirm application-specific protection requirements separately.
04 / COMPUTE & STORAGE
Dedicated and virtual resources are different choices. Compare CPU, memory and disk requirements within the service you intend to deploy.
The E5-2630L v2 starting offer pairs 16 GB DDR3 with a 280 GB SSD. It is one complete configuration, not a specification for the entire Netherlands platform.
The published master catalogue also lists dual Xeon E5 v2/v4 and dual Gold 6138 profiles, with memory up to 128 GB and configuration-specific SSD capacity. Confirm the available combination before ordering.
Netherlands Linux VPS plans list NVMe storage. That does not make every dedicated server NVMe, or establish a separate storage-server service. Review disk capacity and backup requirements independently.
05 / PLAN YOUR NETHERLANDS DEPLOYMENT
Decide whether shared hosting, a self-managed virtual machine or dedicated resources best fit your application. Then review data volume, resource needs and operational responsibility together.
List CPU and memory needs, working storage, expected transfer and peak demand. A faster access port and a larger transfer allowance solve different problems.
Agree the configuration and delivery window before scheduling a move. Discuss administration, backup and restore needs explicitly; a location listing does not establish a managed-service commitment.
06 / FAQ
Yes. WebCare360 publishes dedicated servers and self-managed Linux KVM VPS for The Netherlands. Shared web hosting is also available. Choose the service around the resources and administration your application needs.
The starting configuration is a Xeon E5-2630L v2 with 16 GB DDR3 memory, 280 GB SSD storage, a 100 Mbps uplink and unmetered traffic at €89.99 per month. Other configurations have their own port, storage and traffic terms; this profile does not apply to every Netherlands service.
The published location is the Amsterdam region. This page does not identify a specific facility or street address. Network paths in the hero are illustrative and do not identify verified points of presence or physical routes.
YOUR NETHERLANDS DEPLOYMENT
Tell us what you need to run, the resources it requires and your expected traffic. We’ll help you discuss the service and configuration for your deployment.