Why choose a VPS?
A virtual private server has more resources than a shared hosting plan. You have full control of it through your administrator access, which allows you to deploy more power for your or your customers’ web projects.
What’s more, you can adapt your VPS’s resources to fit your business growth, so you can always offer the best possible level of service. It’s also possible to migrate your VPS Limited Edition solution to another in just one click.
Easy to Manage
Our easy-to-use custom control panel helps you manage your VPS easily. Users can often choose from various operating systems and initiate installation with just a few clicks. Users can start, stop, and restart their VPS, which gives them control over the server's availability and power status.
Use cases
Host a complex website or application; Whether you are looking to build a web project or a customer project, a VPS is a good ally. You can better ensure accessibility by increasing your resources to keep up with the growth of your website or application.
Host a value-added solution; With sales software or managed services, our VPSs are the ideal solution to provide quality hosting to your customers. Excellent availability, combined with full access to your virtual machine, means you can maintain control over your services.
Hosting a pre-production environment; With a 99.9% SLA and automatic or manual backup options, our VPS solutions are an essential part of your cloud infrastructure. Low-cost, high-performance solutions are optimized for hosting a test, pre-production, or database environment.
Hosting online games; Host game servers with your group or community on a stable, secure solution. Whether you’re playing Minecraft, Rust, ARK, Valheim, or V Rising, enjoy a unique gaming experience with low latency, included anti-DDoS protection, and excellent availability.
Redundant infrastructure
Redundant infrastructure, businesses' critical systems and services' uninterrupted availability. It involves duplicate components and failover mechanisms, ensuring that if one component or server fails, another takes over seamlessly. This setup provides reliability and minimizes downtime in case of hardware or software failures.
VPS Server Features
Every VPS server plan includes these features.
| Features | Performance | Boosters |
| Standard DDOS Protection | Intel Xeon | Free LiteSpeed |
| Linux / Windows | High-end servers | Cloudflare CDN |
| Free CyberPanel | Juniper Networks | Extra IPs Support |
| VNC Access | High-end data centers | Enterprise SSD |
Frequently Asked Questions VPS
If you’ve been trying to learn more about VPS hosting, so you can decide if it’s the right choice for your business, then this post is for you. Below we answer the most common VPS hosting questions.
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Backup is not provided as standard. However, you can get this service if you wish. The automatic backup option is an essential tool to protect your business, whatever sector you are in. Protect your files and databases against incidents and downtime. You will have copies of your virtual private server at any time.
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Shared hosting is a hosting option where multiple users share the same server and its resources, offering cost-effectiveness but limited control. VPS hosting provides users with a virtual private server environment, offering more control and resources, albeit at a higher cost.
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With VPS hosting you have much more control over the software that your server is running. Typically, the only limits placed upon the software you can run are the operating system the server runs on and your total memory allocation.
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VPS hosting is similar to using virtualized OS software. For example, let’s say you have a MacBook Pro, but you really need to use the Window OS for a certain program to run. Instead of buying a separate Windows PC you could use software like VirtualBox or VMware. This software will allow you to run a virtualized version of the Windows OS on your Mac machine.
The same can be said for VPS. On the same single physical server, you can run several different virtualized servers. Each of these virtual servers will act as if they’re separate dedicated servers.
