VyomCloud Storage Servers
Full-root dedicated storage, from 8 TB to 100 TB+, with RAID protection, NVMe caching, and pricing that doesn't jump at renewal.
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Open the Looking Glass| Plan | vCPU Cores | RAM (GB) | Traffic (TB) | Bandwidth (Mbps) | Storage (GB) | Monthly Price (₹) | Get Now |
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| Storage Starter (8 TB) | 8 Cores (Dedicated) | 32 | Unmetered | 1000 | 8 TB HDD (RAID 1/5) | ₹19,999/mo Renews at the same price | Get Now |
| Storage Professional (24 TB) | 16 Cores (Dual CPU) | 64 | Unmetered | 10000 | 24 TB HDD + 1 TB NVMe | ₹39,999/mo Renews at the same price | Get Now |
| Storage Enterprise (64 TB) | 32 Cores (Dual EPYC) | 128 | Unmetered | 25000 | 64 TB HDD + 2 TB NVMe | ₹79,999/mo Renews at the same price | Get Now |
| Custom Storage (100 TB+) | 64+ Cores Cluster | 256 | Dedicated | 25000 | 100 TB - 1 PB+ Array | ₹149,999/mo Renews at the same price | Get Now |
All plans include full root access, 1 IPv4 + IPv6, DDoS protection and a 99.5% uptime SLA. Need something larger? Talk to sales.
We are confident in the performance and durability of our storage servers. If our infrastructure doesn't meet your workload expectations, we offer a full refund within 7 days.
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| Buying model | Monthly rental, fully managed hosting | Monthly rental (bare metal) + one-time installation fee | One-time hardware purchase — you own and host it |
| Entry price | ₹19,999/month (8 TB HDD, Starter plan) | From ~₹26,900/month ex. GST + a matching one-time setup fee | Varies widely by model, often ₹1.5L+ for enterprise arrays |
| Storage type | HDD, hybrid HDD+NVMe cache, and custom SSD/NVMe on higher tiers | HDD SAS or NVMe SSD, hard/soft RAID | HDD/SSD/NVMe depending on model (Dell, HPE, Seagate, etc.) |
| Root control | Full root access on every plan | Full root access, self-managed | Full hardware ownership — you manage everything |
| Data center | ISO 27001-certified Tier III/IV facilities in India | Global data center footprint (Europe, North America, APAC, including Mumbai) | You choose where it's hosted — on-prem or your own colocation deal |
| Network | 1–25 Gbps depending on plan, unmetered on Starter | Private network (vRack) included, public bandwidth varies by range | Not applicable — no hosting included |
| Uptime SLA | 99.9%–99.99% depending on plan | 99.9%–99.99% depending on server range | None — you're responsible for your own uptime |
| Support | 24/7 technical support, dedicated account manager on Enterprise | Documentation, community, and paid professional services | Warranty and setup assistance, not ongoing hosting support |
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Note: Competitor pricing and specifications change over time; verify against active vendor terms.
Included on every plan · ISO 27001 Audited
Every plan is built around large-capacity HDDs, with NVMe added as a caching layer from the Starter plan upward. What this means in practice: your bulk data (backups, archives, media) sits on cost-effective high-capacity disks, while the NVMe layer keeps frequently accessed files and the OS responsive. You're not paying all-NVMe prices for data you rarely touch.
ArchitectureYou get root from day one, no waiting on a ticket to change a setting. RAID 1 and 5 are available on the Starter plan, RAID 6 and ZFS from Professional, and ZFS or Ceph on Enterprise. That means you decide how your data is protected against disk failure, based on how much redundancy your business actually needs, not a fixed default.
RAID ControlEvery plan runs on Intel Xeon or AMD (Ryzen on Starter, EPYC on Professional and Enterprise) with ECC memory. ECC matters specifically for storage workloads: it catches and corrects memory errors before they silently corrupt data sitting in cache, which is a real risk once you're moving hundreds of gigabytes at a time
Data IntegrityA dedicated NVMe disk handles the operating system and doubles as a high-speed cache layer on Professional and Enterprise, so RAID rebuilds and frequent queries don't wait on spinning disk seek times.
Caching1 Gbps unmetered on Starter, scaling to 10 Gbps on Professional and 25 Gbps dedicated on Enterprise. If you're moving large backup sets or media libraries on a schedule, this is usually the number that decides whether a transfer finishes overnight or over a weekend.
NetworkFrom Professional upward, plans are snapshot and backup ready, with advanced snapshot and replication available on Enterprise. That's a meaningful difference from a plain storage box: you can capture a known-good state before a risky change and roll back in minutes instead of restoring from a slower offsite backup.
ProtectionPhysical security, redundant power and cooling, and audited information-security controls come standard, not as an add-on tier. For businesses storing financial records, customer data, or compliance-relevant archives, this is usually a checkbox that has to be ticked before the conversation even gets to pricing.
ComplianceThe rate you sign up at is the rate you renew at, and there's no bandwidth overage penalty layered on afterward. For a storage server, where usage tends to grow, not shrink, knowing your monthly bill won't quietly climb is worth more than it sounds.
PredictabilityExplore how engineering teams, media studios, and enterprise IT rely on dedicated storage architecture.
IT teams and MSPs use a dedicated storage server as the target for scheduled backups from production servers, workstations, or cloud environments. Having backups on separate, RAID-protected infrastructure, rather than another folder on the same server, is what actually makes a disaster recovery plan work when it's tested for real.
Production studios, marketing agencies, and photography businesses generate large volumes of video and image files that need to stay accessible for years but don't need to sit on expensive primary storage. A storage server gives them bulk capacity with enough NVMe cache to keep active projects fast, while completed work sits on cheaper HDD tiers.
Businesses running multi-camera security setups need somewhere to retain weeks or months of continuous recording. High-capacity HDD storage with RAID redundancy is exactly the profile this workload needs: steady write throughput and enough space that retention policies aren't a constant balancing act.
Some teams run their database or application storage layer on a dedicated storage server, separate from their compute servers, so I/O-heavy database operations don't compete with application processes for disk access. Full root access means you can tune the file system and RAID layout specifically for the database engine you're running.
Growing businesses that have outgrown shared drives use a storage server as a central file repository, accessible to the whole team, with proper permissions, instead of files scattered across individual laptops and personal cloud accounts.
SaaS platforms that let users upload files, generate reports, or store large datasets need storage that scales independently of their application servers. A storage server gives founders a predictable, budgetable place to keep that data as the user base grows, without renegotiating storage costs every time usage spikes.
ERP systems accumulate transaction history, documents, and attachments over years of use. Running that storage layer on dedicated, RAID-protected infrastructure keeps performance consistent as the dataset grows, instead of degrading as the ERP database gets larger.
Businesses in finance, healthcare, and other regulated sectors often need to retain records for a fixed number of years. A storage server hosted in an ISO-certified, Tier III/IV facility gives them a documented, auditable place to keep that data, which matters as much as the storage capacity itself when an auditor asks where the data lives.
Performance that matches the workload, not just the marketing. High-capacity HDDs paired with NVMe acceleration.
Every plan pairs high-capacity HDDs with an NVMe layer, so you're not choosing between "cheap and slow" or "fast and expensive," you get both, sized to what you're actually storing.
VyomCloud's storage servers run in ISO 27001-certified Tier III/IV data centers under AS151704 (Bharat Datacenter), with the same physical security and redundancy standards as VyomCloud's VPS and dedicated server lines. This isn't a separate, lower-tier product bolted on to round out the catalog.
The price on the plan you choose is the price you pay at renewal. There's no bandwidth overage fee waiting to show up on next month's invoice, a real risk with storage workloads, where usage tends to grow over time rather than stay flat.
Four tiers, from an 8 TB starter plan to a 64 TB enterprise plan, plus a custom option past 100 TB with object, block, or file storage and geo-replication. Most businesses can move up a tier rather than migrate to a different provider when their data outgrows the current plan.
24/7 technical support is included on every plan, and Enterprise customers get a dedicated account manager, someone who already knows your setup instead of starting from zero on every ticket.
RAID from the first plan, ZFS and Ceph on higher tiers, and snapshot/replication capability from Professional upward. This is protection you can configure to match how critical your data actually is, not a single fixed backup schedule applied to everyone.
Storage decisions rarely start as a storage conversation, they start as a business problem: backups that take too long, an archive nobody trusts, a database that's outgrown its disk. Here's how VyomCloud maps to real outcomes.
Instead of buying, racking, and maintaining physical storage hardware yourself, you get dedicated capacity as a monthly service. The RAID setup, network, and physical security are handled; you manage the data.
Faster storage and stable pricing help teams avoid the two most common storage cost surprises: a renewal price hike, or an unexpected bandwidth bill after a large data transfer month. Both are avoided by design on VyomCloud plans.
Snapshot and replication capability on Professional and Enterprise plans means a bad update, accidental deletion, or hardware fault doesn't turn into a multi-day recovery project. Restoring to a known-good state is a matter of minutes, not a support ticket and a long wait.
Businesses rarely know exactly how much storage they'll need in two years. Moving from an 8 TB Starter plan to a 64 TB Enterprise plan, or a fully custom configuration beyond that, doesn't require a migration project, just an upgrade.
Provisioning a dedicated storage server takes a fraction of the time and capital of specifying, ordering, and installing physical storage hardware, relevant for any business that needs capacity now, not next quarter.
Full root access means your team isn't boxed into a fixed configuration. Whether that's a specific file system, a particular RAID level, or a custom backup script, the server is set up the way your workload actually needs it, not the way a control panel assumes it should be.
Hear from engineering teams, media studios, and enterprise architects who trust VyomCloud for storage infrastructure
VyomCloud's storage server has transformed our disaster recovery readiness. We pull nightly backups from 35+ client production VMs over their 10 Gbps network without a single bottleneck. The ZFS snapshot rollback feature saved us hours during a simulated recovery drill!
As a 4K video production house generating 5 TB of raw footage every month, public cloud storage bills were unsustainable. Moving to VyomCloud's 64 TB Enterprise storage server cut our storage overhead by 60% while giving us blistering NVMe cache speeds.
We maintain 90 days of continuous multi-location CCTV security footage. VyomCloud's RAID 6 storage server gives us rock-solid write stability and zero dropped frames. Most importantly, renewal pricing has stayed completely flat without any hidden bandwidth surprises.
Separating our analytical database storage onto a dedicated VyomCloud storage server eliminated disk I/O contention completely. Full root access allowed us to fine-tune our ZFS cache and compression specifically for heavy PostgreSQL query loads.
A storage server is a dedicated machine built specifically to hold large volumes of data reliably, with enough CPU, RAM, and network capacity to read and write it quickly. Unlike a general-purpose VPS or dedicated server, it's configured around disk capacity and redundancy (RAID, ZFS, or Ceph) first, with compute resources sized to support that storage rather than to run heavy applications.
For any meaningful volume of data, yes. Shared hosting allocates a limited, shared disk quota alongside CPU and RAM you're also sharing with other accounts, it's built for running a website, not for bulk, RAID-protected storage. A storage server gives you dedicated disk capacity, configurable RAID, and root access, which shared hosting simply isn't designed to offer.
A NAS (Network Attached Storage) device is typically a smaller, more standardized appliance built for simpler file-sharing needs, often on-premises. A dedicated storage server offers more configuration depth, custom RAID and file system choices, dedicated CPU and RAM, and the ability to run additional software directly on the machine. If your needs are straightforward file sharing for a small office, a NAS may be enough; if you need enterprise-scale capacity, specific RAID/ZFS configurations, or hosted infrastructure with an SLA, a storage server is the better fit.
Yes, that's the primary use case. VyomCloud's Professional and Enterprise plans are specifically built for enterprise workloads: dual-CPU configurations, larger ECC RAM allocations, higher-tier RAID/ZFS/Ceph support, and (on Enterprise) a dedicated account manager and advanced snapshot/replication for business continuity requirements.
Security is handled at both the infrastructure and configuration level. Physically, servers sit in ISO 27001-certified Tier III/IV data centers with restricted access and continuous monitoring. At the configuration level, you control RAID redundancy, and Professional/Enterprise plans add snapshot and replication capability so a single point of failure doesn't mean data loss.
Storage Starter (₹19,999/mo) is built for smaller backup and archive needs at 8 TB. Storage Professional (₹39,999/mo) steps up to 24 TB with dual-CPU performance and ZFS/snapshot support for growing businesses, it's VyomCloud's most-selected plan. Storage Enterprise (₹79,999/mo) is built for large-scale data at 64 TB with Ceph readiness and a dedicated account manager. The Custom Storage Solution is quoted individually for 100 TB+ needs with object, block, or file storage and geo-replication.
VyomCloud's storage servers start at ₹19,999/month for 8 TB of RAID-protected HDD storage with full root access. Pricing scales with capacity and features: ₹39,999/month for 24 TB with ZFS and snapshot support, and ₹79,999/month for 64 TB with dual EPYC/Xeon CPUs and advanced replication. Custom configurations above 100 TB are quoted individually based on the specific storage type and networking requirements.
A storage server is a dedicated physical machine you control at the root level, you choose the RAID level, file system, and access method. Cloud object storage (like S3-compatible services) is an API you push files into, with the underlying infrastructure fully abstracted away. Choose a storage server when you need a real file system, specific RAID configuration, or an application that expects a traditional server; choose object storage when your application just needs to store and retrieve files through an API without managing a server at all.
Yes. Every VyomCloud storage server plan includes full root access, so you configure RAID level, file system, and any additional software yourself. Starter and Professional plans support RAID 1/5/6 and ZFS; Enterprise adds Ceph for distributed, cluster-style storage.
Yes, VyomCloud's migration team can help move data from your existing servers, NAS devices, or other providers onto a new storage server. For details on scope and timelines, see our Server Migration page, migration is a managed, paid service handled with backups and a rollback plan.
Snapshot and backup-ready architecture is included from the Professional plan upward, with advanced snapshot and replication on Enterprise. The Starter plan focuses on RAID-based redundancy rather than scheduled snapshots, for automated offsite backup on any plan, VyomCloud's separate Backup Solution can be added.