Full KVM Virtualization
Full hardware isolation via KVM on Proxmox — no container overhead, no sharing
Full hardware isolation via KVM on Proxmox — no container overhead, no sharing
Clustered storage with automatic triple replication across separate nodes — zero data loss
Point-in-time recovery for any moment — roll back to a previous state with a few clicks
On-demand backups included free on all plans — no hidden costs
Choose your OS at checkout: Linux, Windows, FreeBSD, or upload your own ISO
BGP RTBH filtering with sFlow telemetry on edge routers — volumetric attacks are stopped before they reach you
Direct console access from your browser — no plugins, no VPN, just a click away
Server goes live 10 minutes after payment — 99.9% uptime SLA guaranteed
Choose a preset or request a custom configuration — scalable from 2 to 32 vCPUs, 4 GB to 128 GB RAM, 50 GB to 2 TB NVMe.
Need something else? We build custom configs from 2-32 vCPU / 4-128 GB RAM / 50 GB-2 TB NVMe.
Request custom configuration →From web apps to game servers, VDS adapts to your needs.
Ideal for Node.js, Python, Ruby, or PHP applications that need dedicated resources.
Optimal performance for gaming servers with minimal latency.
Automation and continuous deployment for development teams.
High-performance databases with dedicated storage and guaranteed memory.
Two products, two different scenarios. VDS KVM is the right pick when you need hardware isolation, your own kernel, or non-Linux operating systems.
| Feature | VDS KVM | VPS LXC |
|---|---|---|
| Virtualization | Hardware (Full KVM) | OS-level (LXC) |
| Isolation | Full hardware | Container, shared kernel |
| Kernel | Your own, modifiable | Shared with host |
| Operating systems | Linux · Windows · BSD · Custom ISO | Linux distributions |
| Kernel modules & drivers | Yes, unrestricted | No (host kernel) |
| Nested virtualization | Yes, unrestricted | Limited |
| Boot & custom ISO | UEFI/Legacy, upload your own ISO | Preconfigured templates |
| Recommended for | Windows · K8s control plane · critical DBs · mixed OS | Linux web · microservices · CI runners |
Choose from popular Linux distributions or Windows Server.
Complete management of your server.
Browser-based console access — no separate VNC client, no plugins. View POST/BIOS too.
Live graphs for CPU, RAM, I/O, and traffic — spot bottlenecks quickly
Protection at the hypervisor level, with rules per port and IP — no need to configure iptables
Point-in-time recovery — snapshots of server state before risky updates
Full VDS backups, included free on-demand — stored on separate storage
400+ templates available — Linux, Windows, FreeBSD, or upload your own ISO
Start, stop, reboot, shutdown — all from the panel, no OS dependency
Configure PTR records for IPv4 and IPv6 directly from the panel
Boot into a recovery system for file system repairs or password resets
Answers to the most common questions about VDS servers.
VDS runs on KVM — full hardware virtualization with its own kernel, VM-level isolation and support for Linux, Windows, BSD or custom ISOs. VPS LXC is OS-level virtualization with near-native Linux performance, very low overhead and lower cost per resource, but runs only Linux distributions and uses the host's kernel. Pick VDS when you need Windows, kernel modules, nested virtualization, a K8s control plane or any mixed-OS scenario. VPS LXC is the optimal choice for Linux web apps, microservices and CI runners.
The server is live in approximately 10 minutes after payment confirmation. You'll receive root credentials and panel access details by email. Choose your OS at checkout from over 400 available templates.
Over 400 options: all popular Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS Stream, Fedora, Arch, Alpine, etc.), Windows Server 2019/2022, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and custom ISOs uploaded in the client area.
VDS storage is distributed across a Ceph cluster with automatic triple replication on separate physical nodes. If one node fails, data remains immediately accessible from the other 2 replicas — zero data loss, zero storage downtime.
RTBH (Remotely Triggered Black Hole) filtering on BGP uplinks with continuous sFlow monitoring on edge routers. Volumetric L3/L4 attacks (UDP flood, SYN amplification) are stopped automatically via null-routing at upstream transit providers. For Layer 7 attacks we recommend WAF + rate limiting at the application level.
Yes, both are free and on-demand. Snapshots = fast point-in-time recovery (useful before risky updates). Backups = full copy of the VDS kept on separate storage (useful for disaster recovery). No hidden costs, no limits.
Yes. KVM full virtualization gives you your own kernel + full CPU flags (including VT-x/AMD-V). You can run Docker, K8s, nested Proxmox, Vagrant, or any other hypervisor inside.
Right from the control panel, click "Open Console" and noVNC opens in your browser — no plugins, no VPN, no separate VNC client. Useful for debugging an OS that won't boot, initial network configuration, or repairs in rescue mode.
Yes — seamless migration to our Enterprise (Rack) or Blade Server packages. You keep the same network infrastructure (local peering, DDoS mitigation, Bucharest data center). We help with rsync/snapshots for transfers without long downtime.
The data-center operator has direct peering at local IXPs (DSIX, SBIX, 4IXP, LOCIX) with most ISPs and CDNs in Romania and Europe — minimal latency for local traffic. BGP routing uses RPKI signed announcements and MANRS-aligned filtering at the data-center network level.
Yes, with no downtime for vCPU or RAM upgrades (hot-resize). Storage upgrades require a short restart. You don't lose data, the IP stays the same, the OS stays the same.
Monthly contract, no minimum term. You can cancel anytime from the panel.