Specs are promises
If the page says dedicated cores and NVMe, that's what's in the rack. We publish what we run and we don't oversell it.
CoreNodeX exists because we ran communities on budget hosts and lived the lag spikes, the surprise renewal prices and the support bots. So we built the host we wanted to rent from.
If the page says dedicated cores and NVMe, that's what's in the rack. We publish what we run and we don't oversell it.
Good infrastructure is uneventful: monitored nodes, tested backups, spare hardware on the shelf. Drama belongs in the game, not the hosting.
Anyone can rack a server. The difference is who answers at 2am on wipe night — and whether they've ever actually run a Rust server. Ours have.
We're deliberately small. That means no account-manager roulette and no ticket queue purgatory — the person who answers has root and knows the platform end to end.
Our stack is chosen the same way: proven hardware, the AMP panel because it's the best in class, and premium data centres rather than the cheapest cage in town.
Questions about us, the platform, or whether we're the right fit? Ask directly.