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VIRTUAL PRIVATE SERVERS

virtual private server

A virtual private server (or VPS) is created through a process of virtualization, by which a virtual replica of a physical server is created. A VPS is like having access to your own personal server, one with your own allocated number of resources and a pre-installed operating system of your choice. It is an isolated microsystem based on a shared server. Because it is self contained, you have full control of your server setup, and are responsible both for updates and security. You can also choose to opt for our managed service.

NOT QUITE 32, BUT LOTS OF FLAVOURS

We offer lots of choices for CPU, Memory and Disk type and sizes for our VPS lines up. 

VPS RAM

OpenStack KVM

SLA 99.99%

2 vCore(s)

2.4 GHz

12 GB RAM

50 GB

High Availability (Ceph)

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VPS SSD

OpenStack KVM

1 vCore(s)

2.4 GHz

4 GB RAM

20 GB SSD

Local RAID 10

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VPS CLOUD

OpenStack KVM

SLA 99.99%

2 vCore(s)

3.1 GHz

4 GB RAM

50 GB

High Availability (Ceph)

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INCLUDED WITH YOUR VPS

IP
       1 IPv4 included (all ports open)
       1 IPv6 included (all ports open)
Management
                         Customer Area
                         RESTful API
                         KVM
                         Root access
SLA 99.99%
Scalability Add resources via the Control Panel
Bandwidth 100 Mbps - Unlimited traffic
Free anti-DDoS Protection Included
Reboot and Reinstallation Unlimited

STAY AHEAD OF THE PACK

vps

GET YOUR VERY OWN VIRTUAL PLAYGROUND

A VPS is the perfect compromise between a web hosting plan, a dedicated server and a public cloud instance. Our VPS range lets you manage your web projects in a server environment that you control in complete autonomy.  We didn't sacrifice the service quality in any way, shape or form. With drives that are unique in terms of latency and bandwidth and an underlying infrastructure that offers distributed storage and triple replication, our VPS models natively ensure the integrity of your data, without any additional configurations.

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