What is the best way to organize work with a remote database?

Question

Remote access

Good afternoon.
Input data : there is an Accent accounting program, runs under MS SQL, database sizes are 10 GB and 6 GB, users (about 60 people) connect to the database remotely via rdp (remote desktop server and database are different machines).
Challenge : Move data to the cloud or mask the location of the server. Nothing criminal, just physically we are located on the territory of the so-called. DPR, and the concept of legality here is rather conditional - they will take away the iron and you will not do anything, only you need to pay money.
At first I considered the option with a dedicated server, but as it turned out, all hosters (or did I look badly?) Together with the server, only 2 RDP connections are available, and more - only for quite a lot of money (for example, Hetzner asks 5.88 € per month for each additional connection).
Another option is to use a proxy, but wouldn't it be a problem with access speed?
What would you advise?

Answer 1

location. Your server in the data center.

Answer 2

Challenge: move data to the cloud

As mentioned above, move the server to a data center or to any place with a normal stable Internet. If the servers are self-assembled, they can be reassembled for the data center in cheap 2U rack-mount cases .
The apartment is in the next entrance through the wall, in the next house across the road and WiFi - the speed for RDP is enough.
And think about friends / relatives in Russia or anywhere else nearby. Moscow has long had GPON from MGTS , even in our district city they massively connect optics from Beltelecom - you can find options cheaper than the Data Center.

Answer 3

Here's an idea for you: move the database to the cloud and keep the terminal server

Answer 4

The apartment is in the next entrance through the wall, in the next house across the road and WiFi - the speed for RDP is enough.

It will not work, we are in the industrial zone.
We’ll think about remounting it into rack-mount cases, it can really come out cheaper. Thanks for the tip.