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Deploy your VPS instantly with your preferred Linux distribution. All operating systems include full root SSH access and are ready within minutes.
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USA, Europe, Asia
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Full virtualization
SAN storage backup solution
Unlimited traffic
Network connection up to 1 Gbit/s
Network speed
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1x IPv4 address per server included
Additional IPv4 addresses (optional)
On demand
High-performance data centers
ISO 27001 certified
Firewall management
Backup (optional)
Server snapshot (optional)
Server image
100 GB for $7.20/month (by-the-minute billing)
Images (optional)
100 GB for $7.20/month (by-the-minute billing)
SSH keys
Protección DDoS
KVM console
Linux Standard
Rocky Linux 8, Rocky Linux 9
AlmaLinux 8, AlmaLinux 9
CentOS 7.9
Ubuntu 20.04, 22.04
Windows optional
Windows Server 2019 Standard
Full root access
cPanel and CWP Control Panels
Additional Price
Control panel
Monitoring
Encrypted remote access
Import images (optional)
100 GB for $7.20/month (by-the-minute billing)
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Deploy your Linux VPS instantly with your preferred operating system. Every VPS includes full root SSH access, allowing complete control over software installation, security configuration, and server management.
Enterprise-grade Linux with long-term support.
Reliable replacement for CentOS with enterprise stability.
Ideal for developers, cloud applications, and containers.
Available for legacy applications requiring CentOS compatibility.
Linux VPS Hosting is a Virtual Private Server that runs on the Linux operating system. It provides dedicated CPU, RAM, SSD/NVMe storage, and full root access, making it ideal for hosting websites, applications, databases, and development environments.
Linux VPS hosting offers excellent performance, stability, security, and flexibility at an affordable price. It is widely used for web hosting, cloud applications, Docker containers, databases, VPN servers, and software development.
Most Linux VPS plans support Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS, Fedora, and other popular Linux distributions. You can choose the operating system that best fits your application requirements.
Yes. Every Linux VPS includes full root access, allowing you to install software, configure services, manage users, customize security settings, and maintain complete control over your server.
Yes. A Linux VPS can host multiple websites using Apache, Nginx, LiteSpeed, or OpenLiteSpeed. The number of websites depends on your available CPU, RAM, storage, and traffic requirements.
You can run WordPress, Laravel, Node.js, Python, Java, PHP, Docker, Kubernetes, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, VPN servers, mail servers, Git repositories, and many other Linux applications.
You can securely connect to your Linux VPS using SSH from Windows, macOS, or Linux. SSH provides encrypted remote access for server administration, software installation, and file management.
No. Linux VPS servers can be managed entirely through SSH. However, control panels such as cPanel, DirectAdmin, CyberPanel, or Plesk simplify website, email, and database management.
Yes. You can upgrade CPU cores, RAM, SSD/NVMe storage, and bandwidth as your business grows. Most upgrades are completed with minimal or no downtime.
Yes. Linux is known for its security and stability. You can further protect your VPS using firewalls, SSH key authentication, automatic security updates, intrusion detection, regular backups, and multi-factor authentication.
Managed Linux VPS includes operating system updates, security monitoring, technical support, and server maintenance. Unmanaged VPS gives you complete control while you handle server administration yourself.
Yes. With full root access, you can install web servers, databases, programming languages, development tools, Docker, virtualization software, VPN solutions, and any Linux-compatible application.
You can create backups using VPS snapshots, automated backup services, rsync, control panel backup tools, or external cloud storage. Regular backups help protect your data from accidental loss.
Most Linux VPS servers are automatically provisioned within minutes after payment confirmation. You'll receive your server IP address, SSH login credentials, and setup instructions by email.
A VPS (Virtual Private Server) is a virtualized server that mimics a dedicated server within a larger physical server. It uses virtualization technology to provide dedicated resources (CPU, RAM, storage) to individual users while being hosted on a shared server environment.
A Linux VPS (Virtual Private Server) is a virtualized server that runs on Linux operating systems. It provides dedicated resources and environment while being hosted on a physical server shared with other VPS instances.
Basic technical knowledge is recommended, especially in using the command line, as managing a Linux VPS typically involves server configuration and software installation via SSH.
Common distributions include Ubuntu, CentOS, Debian, Fedora, and Almalinux. You can choose the one that best suits your needs during the setup process.
Yes, you can host multiple websites on a Linux VPS, as long as you have sufficient resources (CPU, RAM, and storage) to support them.
Support typically includes server management, monitoring, and troubleshooting assistance. While some providers offer managed services, others may provide support for server issues only.
Backing up your data can be done using various methods, such as using backup software, creating snapshots, or manually copying files to an external storage service.
While Linux is generally secure, your data's safety depends on how well you configure and manage your server. Regular updates, firewall configurations, and security practices are essential to maintaining security.
Yes, most VPS providers allow you to upgrade your resources, such as RAM, CPU, and storage, with minimal downtime to meet your growing needs.
In a managed VPS, the hosting provider handles server management tasks like updates, security, and backups, allowing you to focus on your applications. In contrast, an unmanaged VPS requires you to manage everything, providing more control but also requiring more technical knowledge.
You can connect to your Linux VPS using SSH (Secure Shell) from a terminal or command prompt. Use an SSH client like PuTTY or the built-in terminal on Linux and MacOS to access your server securely.
Check the status page of your VPS provider for any known issues. If there’s no outage, try rebooting your VPS from your control panel or contact your provider's support for assistance.
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