Dedicated servers fit workloads with clear physical-resource requirements: large databases, virtualization hosts, continuous builds, data processing, production APIs, or systems that need stable disk and network performance. Compared with a VPS, the main benefit is exclusive hardware and a more predictable resource boundary.
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Use a VPS while the project is still changing. Move to dedicated hardware when traffic, databases, or runtime requirements have become stable.