KVM VPS Servers

A Virtual Private Server (VPS) is a server created through virtualization technology, within a physical (real) server. It is also known as a virtual machine, with allocated resources and behaves like a physical server, having its own operating system.

A VPS server offers the advantages of a dedicated server with scalable resources but at a lower price. In short, you have the ability to install your own operating system (from existing ones), superuser access (root), as well as the ability to install and configure any service as you wish.

Of course. When placing your order, you will see a series of options that you can select. You can choose the desired operating system as well as the option for automatic installation of a control panel.

KVM (short for kernel-based virtual machine) is a virtualization technology that allows for the complete isolation of hardware resources allocated to a virtual machine, which are not used by other machines existing on the same physical server. In this regard, a KVM virtual server offers security and performance just like a dedicated server.

Activation of a VPS server is instant, upon payment confirmation.

Of course. For management purposes, we provide you access to "Virtualizor," an advanced control panel, which offers options such as:

- the ability to restart the server (very useful in many cases)
- the ability to configure your VPS server as you wish
- rescue mode option
- installation/reinstallation of an operating system (from existing ones)
- real-time monitoring of resources
- detailed traffic statistics

Being a scalable service, you have the possibility to upgrade anytime you want. And this is just a few clicks away, by accessing the client panel, where you log in with the data received upon activating the account. After allocating the new resources, a reboot of the VPS server is necessary, which generally takes about 10 seconds. In conclusion, you can optimize your costs according to your business needs.

KVM is a virtualization technology where VPS servers run independently of the host node, behaving identically to a dedicated server with guaranteed hardware resources. Unlike KVM, OpenVZ is a container-based technology. These containers are secure and isolated, preventing conflicts between processes but they are dependent on the host server. In this regard, the way resources are allocated (especially CPU) is different.