Gulshan, Dhaka · BDIX + international uplink
Bare-Metal Hosting Inside Bangladesh, Not Just Near It
Bangladesh is one of the fastest-growing economies in Asia, and Dhaka sits at the center of that growth. Garment exporters, pharmaceutical companies, banks, mobile financial services, ride-hailing and food-delivery apps, and thousands of e-commerce shops on Facebook and their own storefronts now depend on web infrastructure that answers quickly for buyers in Dhaka, Chattogram, Sylhet and Khulna.
A dedicated server in Bangladesh puts your workload on a physical machine that nobody else shares. The processor, ECC memory and disks belong to your project alone, so a neighbor's traffic spike or runaway script cannot slow your application. That isolation is what local investors and foreign companies entering the Bangladeshi market look for when a site has outgrown shared hosting or a virtual instance.
Our machines are installed in a Tier II data center in Gulshan, Dhaka, one of the city's main commercial districts. Each server is connected both to BDIX, the Bangladesh Internet Exchange that keeps domestic traffic inside the country, and to an international uplink. In practice, that means pages and API calls reach Bangladeshi users over short local paths rather than detouring through Singapore or India and back.
You get full root access on Linux or Administrator access on Windows Server, plus KVM over IP for console-level work such as BIOS settings and custom OS installs. Build whatever architecture your company needs: an ERP or accounting system for branch offices, a busy WooCommerce or Laravel shop, a remote desktop environment for staff, or a backend for a mobile app with a mostly local audience.
Why Dhaka Hosting Beats Offshore Servers for Bangladeshi Users
Many Bangladeshi businesses still host in Singapore, Europe or the United States because that is where they first bought hosting. The result is familiar: product pages that take an extra second to start loading, payment callbacks that time out on a weak mobile connection, and admin panels that feel sluggish for staff sitting in Motijheel or Banani. Every request has to leave the country, cross an undersea cable and come back.
Hosting in Dhaka removes most of that distance. For visitors on Bangladeshi broadband and mobile networks, a server in Gulshan is a few network hops away, and traffic that flows over BDIX never touches the international gateways at all. That matters most for interactive workloads: checkout flows, live dashboards, chat, online exams, and anything that makes many small requests per page.
There is also a cost angle that is easy to overlook. International bandwidth in Bangladesh has historically been more expensive than domestic bandwidth, and many local ISPs give BDIX traffic priority or better speeds. Serving your local audience through the exchange means faster delivery for them and less pressure on the international port you are paying for. Foreign companies targeting Bangladeshi customers benefit in exactly the same way, even if their head office is elsewhere.
BDIX and International Ports on Every Bangladesh Server
Each plan on this page comes with two shared network allocations rather than one. The first is a 500 Mbps BDIX port, which carries traffic exchanged with other Bangladeshi networks connected to the Bangladesh Internet Exchange. The second is a 100 Mbps international port, which handles everything going to and from the rest of the world: software updates, API calls to foreign payment gateways, visitors from abroad, and remote backups.
This split suits the way most Bangladeshi projects actually behave. A news portal, an online shop or a school management system usually gets the bulk of its visitors from inside the country, so the larger BDIX allocation handles the heavy lifting. The international port stays available for the smaller share of outside traffic, such as diaspora readers in the Middle East, the UK or North America.
If your audience is mostly abroad, a server elsewhere may suit you better, and we cover that option further down the page. But for a business whose customers live in Bangladesh, a machine with direct BDIX connectivity is one of the clearest performance advantages available. Monthly traffic is metered per plan, from 10 TB on the entry server to 100 TB on the top configuration, so match the plan to your expected transfer.
Comparing the Four Bangladesh Dedicated Server Configurations
The $199 entry server pairs an Intel Xeon E5-2667v2 with 32 GB of DDR3 ECC memory and two 500 GB disks in RAID 1, plus 10 TB of monthly traffic. The E5-2667v2 has relatively high clock speeds, which helps single-threaded work such as PHP page rendering, small databases and Windows desktop sessions. It is a sensible starting point for a busy company website or a modest ERP install.
At $299, you move to a newer Xeon E5-2640v6 with DDR4 memory, SSDs on a hardware RAID controller, and 20 TB of traffic. The $399 plan doubles the processors to two Xeon E5-2670v3 chips with hardware-RAID SSDs and 40 TB of traffic, giving you far more threads for virtualization, build servers or several heavy sites side by side.
The $499 top tier uses dual Xeon E5-2678v3 processors, RAID 1 storage and a generous 100 TB traffic allowance. It is aimed at streaming, file distribution, large forums and high-traffic e-commerce, where transfer volume is the main cost driver. All four plans keep 32 GB of ECC RAM as the baseline, and memory and storage can be increased with add-ons when your workload needs more.
Mirrored Storage and Data Redundancy in Bangladesh
Disk failure is one of the most common reasons a server goes offline, so every Bangladesh plan uses two drives in a mirrored pair. With RAID 1, each block of data is written to both disks at the same time. If one drive fails, the server keeps running from the other, and the failed unit can be replaced and rebuilt without restoring from a backup.
Two configurations use software RAID 1 on the operating system level, while the E5-2640v6 and dual E5-2670v3 plans use a hardware RAID controller with SSDs. Hardware RAID takes the mirroring work off the CPU and usually handles rebuilds more gracefully, which is useful for database-heavy workloads. Either way, the storage is SSD-oriented and built for quick reads, with the original highlight of up to 100K IOPS reflecting how responsive these arrays are for random access.
Redundancy also extends beyond the disks. The Gulshan facility uses layered power, network and cooling so that a single failed component does not take your machine down, and the original service terms describe a 100% uptime SLA for power, cooling and network. RAID is not a backup, though: keep off-server copies of your databases and uploads, ideally in a second location, so that accidental deletion or a compromised account can be recovered.
Linux and Windows Server Choices for Bangladeshi Projects
Every Dhaka server can be delivered with a mainstream Linux distribution or with Windows Server. Linux is the usual choice for web stacks built on Nginx or Apache, PHP, Node.js, Python or Go, and for databases such as MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL. You get full root access, so you can install any package, compile your own software and tune the kernel and network settings.
Windows Server 2012, 2016 and 2019 are available as paid add-ons. They suit companies running .NET applications, MS SQL Server, Tally or other accounting packages, and remote desktop environments for staff spread across several branches. With Administrator access over RDP, your IT team can manage the machine exactly as they would a server in your own office, without having to maintain the hardware or the power supply.
Each server also includes KVM over IP, which gives you console access to the physical machine. It lets you change BIOS settings, mount an installation image and reinstall a custom operating system yourself, or recover a server that no longer boots or has lost its network configuration. For control panels, cPanel and Plesk Obsidian licenses can be added so non-technical staff can manage domains, mailboxes and databases.
DDoS Mitigation for Bangladeshi Online Businesses
Bangladeshi e-commerce sites, news portals, gaming communities and fintech apps all see their share of flooding attacks, and the timing is rarely random: attacks tend to cluster around elections, big sales campaigns and major cricket matches, exactly when traffic is most valuable. A single sustained flood can make a site unreachable for hours, and on a server without filtering there is little you can do but wait it out.
Free DDoS mitigation is included with the servers on this page. When an attack is detected, malicious traffic is filtered on the network side before it reaches your machine, while legitimate visitors continue to be served. That keeps your application available during the type of volumetric floods that would otherwise saturate the port, and it saves you from buying a separate scrubbing service just to stay online.
Network-level filtering works best alongside good server hygiene. Close ports you do not use, keep SSH or RDP behind key-based logins or an IP allowlist, apply operating system updates regularly, and put rate limits on login and search endpoints. Because these servers are self-managed, those settings are under your control, and our support team can point you in the right direction if you are unsure where to start.
Who Uses a Dedicated Server in Bangladesh
The most common buyers are e-commerce operators that have outgrown shared hosting during sales events such as Eid and 11.11, and software houses in Dhaka that host client projects on one powerful machine. Local fintech, edtech and health-tech startups use these servers for backends that need to respond quickly to mobile users across the country, often over unstable connections where every round trip counts.
Corporate users run ERP systems, HR and payroll software, accounting packages and internal file servers that must stay inside Bangladesh for practical or policy reasons. Media companies use the larger traffic tiers for video and image delivery to local readers, while ISPs and cable operators host caching services, monitoring tools and customer portals close to their subscribers.
Foreign investors and outsourcing firms working with Bangladeshi partners also choose Dhaka hosting so that local staff and customers get fast access to shared systems. You can host as many websites as you like on a single machine; there is no limit beyond the disk space you have, and you can even divide the space into separate accounts and resell hosting to your own clients.
Bangladesh Server Delivery, IP Addresses and Upgrades
Unlike a VPS that is cloned from a template in seconds, a dedicated machine is physically prepared for you. After your payment is confirmed, the server is assembled, tested and installed with your chosen operating system, and it is usually delivered within 48 to 120 hours. You receive login details by email once the machine is online and reachable.
Each server comes with one static IPv4 address. For this location you can add a single extra IPv4 address as a paid add-on, which is useful for a separate SSL endpoint, a mail server or a second application. If your project needs a larger block of addresses, ask our team about a multi-location setup or a neighboring data center with more IPv4 capacity.
Upgrades are available throughout your subscription. You can add memory and storage when your database grows, install Windows Server if your applications change, or attach a cPanel or Plesk Obsidian license when you start hosting client websites. Because the hardware is fixed per plan, moving to a much bigger processor means migrating to a higher tier, and our team can help plan that move to keep downtime short.
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