Dedicated server fleet management
We spec, provision and lifecycle your Hetzner dedicated servers (RAID, networking, firmware, replacements) so bare-metal feels as hands-off as cloud.
Managed Hetzner
Dedicated power, transparent pricing, zero hyperscaler complexity.
Hetzner gives you bare-metal muscle and cloud flexibility at a price that stays predictable. We take care of the rest, from architecture and hardening to operations, so your team ships product instead of managing servers.
Hetzner is the German provider engineers choose when they want raw capacity without sticker shock: dedicated root servers, cloud VMs and storage in Falkenstein, Nuremberg and Helsinki, priced transparently and billed by the hour with no surprise line items. What it doesn't come with is a managed-services wrapper, and that's where we step in. nFuse turns Hetzner into a production-grade platform: redundant by design, patched and hardened continuously, monitored around the clock. You keep the cost advantage; we remove the operational risk.
What we manage on Hetzner
Dedicated servers to cloud VMs, one operations team
Cloud & hybrid architecture
Hetzner Cloud VMs alongside dedicated hardware, connected via vSwitch and private networks, designed for the workload, not the catalogue.
Predictable cost control
No reserved-instance puzzles or savings-plan lock-ins. We right-size monthly, retire idle resources and keep your Hetzner bill exactly what you'd expect.
OS hardening & patching
Unattended security updates, kernel live-patching where supported, CIS-benchmarked baselines, applied consistently across bare-metal and cloud.
24/7 incident response
Hardware faults, network blips, capacity warnings: our on-call team acts on alerts before your monitoring even fires.
Snapshot & off-site backup
Hetzner snapshots for fast rollback, plus encrypted off-site copies to a second location, tested quarterly.
Bare-metal + cloud
Hybrid by design, not by accident
Dedicated servers handle steady-state load; Hetzner Cloud absorbs spikes. Private networking ties them together with consistent firewall rules and internal DNS: one topology, two cost profiles.
Provisioning & IaC
New servers in minutes, not tickets
Terraform defines your cloud resources; Ansible configures bare-metal. Both live in version control, so a single merge request provisions, configures and verifies a new server end to end.
Hardening pipeline
Every server meets the baseline before it serves traffic
CIS benchmarks, vulnerability scans and compliance checks run automatically on every new machine and every configuration change. Nothing reaches production unhardened.
What you get
The Hetzner advantage, without the ops burden
Predictable monthly spend
Transparent per-server and per-VM pricing with no surprise fees: what you spec is what you pay.
Bare-metal when it matters
Dedicated CPUs, NVMe and ECC RAM for latency-sensitive or compliance-heavy workloads, with no noisy neighbours.
Fast procurement
Hetzner ships servers in hours; we have them production-ready within a working day.
EU data centres, German jurisdiction
Infrastructure in Germany and Finland under German data-protection law, straightforward for GDPR.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How does Hetzner pricing compare to AWS or Azure?
For equivalent compute and storage, Hetzner typically costs 60–80% less. The trade-off is fewer managed services, which is exactly what nFuse fills in.
Dedicated servers or cloud VMs: which should we use?
Dedicated for steady, predictable workloads where you want guaranteed resources; cloud for variable traffic and fast scaling. Most clients end up with a hybrid that optimises both cost and flexibility.
Is Hetzner reliable enough for production?
Hetzner operates Tier III data centres with redundant power and connectivity. With our added redundancy layer (failover, monitoring, tested backups) it runs production workloads as reliably as any hyperscaler.
What happens when a dedicated server has a hardware fault?
Our monitoring detects it; we failover traffic, raise a replacement with Hetzner (typically same-day) and restore from backup. You get an incident report, not a 3am page.