VPS Hosting
Dedicated resources, full root access, and complete isolation — scale on demand without sharing.
What is VPS Hosting?
A Virtual Private Server (VPS) gives you dedicated CPU, RAM, and storage resources on a virtualized physical server. Unlike shared hosting, your resources are isolated — no other tenant can consume your allocation, ensuring consistent performance under load.
Every VPS includes full root access, giving you complete control over the operating system, installed software, security configuration, and networking. Choose from Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux) or Windows Server 2019/2022.
Our VPS infrastructure runs on KVM hypervisors with nested virtualization support, NVMe SSD storage in RAID-10, and dedicated network ports. Scale CPU and RAM up or down with a single reboot — no migration required. Snapshots, automated backups, and a web-based console are included on every plan.
Key Features
Everything included with VPS Hosting, ready to use from day one.
Dedicated Resources
Guaranteed CPU cores, RAM, and storage — never shared with other tenants. Your performance is consistent and predictable.
Full Root Access
Complete SSH/root access to install any software, configure the OS, and customize every aspect of your server environment.
KVM Virtualization
Hardware-level KVM virtualization with nested virtualization support — run Docker, Kubernetes, or even nested VMs inside your VPS.
Choice of OS
Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, or Windows Server 2019/2022. Reinstall your OS at any time from the control panel.
Instant Scaling
Upgrade CPU and RAM in seconds with a single reboot. No migration, no downtime, no data loss — just more power when you need it.
Automated Backups
Weekly automated snapshots with 7-day retention. Restore your entire VPS to any snapshot point from the web console.
Web Console Access
Out-of-band VNC web console — access your server even if SSH is down or the network is misconfigured.
DDoS Protection
Included network-level DDoS mitigation on every VPS, absorbing attacks up to 1 Tbps at no additional cost.
Technical Specifications
How VPS Hosting Works
A visual breakdown of how VPS Hosting connects to the platform backend.
Client Layer
Virtualization Layer
Guest OS Layer
Hardware Layer
Use Cases & Examples
Real-world scenarios where VPS Hosting delivers value.
SaaS Application Hosting
Host a web application with a Node.js or Python backend, PostgreSQL database, and Redis cache. Full root access lets you install exactly the packages you need and configure the environment to your specifications.
Example: A startup deploys a Django + PostgreSQL + Celery application on a 4-core, 8GB VPS, installs Nginx as a reverse proxy, configures Let's Encrypt SSL, and sets up automated database backups via cron.
Game Server Hosting
Run a Minecraft, CS2, or ARK: Survival Evolved server with full control over mods, plugins, and world saves. Dedicated CPU ensures smooth gameplay even with many concurrent players.
Example: A gaming community runs a modded Minecraft server with 50+ plugins on an 8-core, 16GB VPS, with automatic world backups every 6 hours and a web-based admin panel.
Development & CI/CD
Use a VPS as a self-hosted CI/CD runner, Docker registry, or development environment. Install GitLab Runner, Jenkins, or Drone CI and build/test your code on dedicated hardware.
Example: A team sets up GitLab CE with Docker runners on a VPS, configures CI/CD pipelines that build Docker images, and deploys to Kubernetes — all on a single 4-core server.
Backend Integration
How VPS Hosting connects to the platform's backend systems.
Data Entity
HostingAccount
Backend Function
provisionHostingAccount
Automation Workflow
Auto-Provision Hosting Account
VPS provisioning creates a HostingAccount record, then calls the virtualization API to allocate CPU, RAM, and storage on the least-loaded hypervisor. The OS image is cloned from a template, the root password is set, SSH keys are injected, and the server is booted — typically in under 60 seconds.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between shared hosting and VPS?
Shared hosting shares resources across many tenants with no root access. A VPS gives you dedicated, isolated resources and full root access to install any software.
Can I run Docker on a VPS?
Yes. All Linux VPS plans support Docker, Podman, containerd, and Kubernetes. Our KVM hypervisor supports nested virtualization.
How fast can I scale up?
CPU and RAM upgrades take effect after a reboot (under 60 seconds). Storage upgrades are online — no downtime required.
Do you offer managed VPS?
Yes. Our managed VPS add-on includes OS updates, security patching, server monitoring, and 24/7 support from our sysadmin team.
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