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LINUXRPMS / VIRTUAL DEDICATED SERVERS

Linux VDS hosting.
Dedicated resources.
Your control.

Give your business applications room to grow with resources reserved for your virtual machine, root access, and a Linux environment configured around your workload.

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RESOURCES FOR YOUR WORKLOAD

Virtual flexibility. Dedicated capacity.

A virtual dedicated server combines a configurable virtual environment with reserved resources. Build the services your business needs without purchasing and maintaining your own physical server.

01 / APPLICATIONS

Your business platform

Configure the packages, databases, and services that support your websites and business applications.

02 / DEVELOPMENT

Room to build and test

Plan separate environments for development, staging, and production to suit your release process.

03 / RESOURCE PLANNING

Capacity with a purpose

Match CPU, memory, and storage requirements to the applications you run and the growth you expect.

FIND YOUR FIT

Dedicated server configurations.

Explore Standard, Business, Enterprise, and Custom dedicated servers. Contact us to get started with the configuration that fits your workload.

STANDARD

Dedicated Servers

  • 3.4GHz Xeon E-2236(6-Cores/12-Threads)
  • 64GB DDR4 RAM
  • 2 x 480GB SSD
  • Hardware RAID1
  • 20TB Transfer - 1Gbps Port
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BUSINESS

Dedicated Servers

  • 2 x 2.1GHz Xeon E5-2620 V3(12-Cores/24-Threads)
  • 64GB DDR4 RAM
  • 4 x 1.92TB SSD
  • Hardware RAID1
  • 20TB Transfer - 1Gbps Port
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ENTERPRISE

Dedicated Servers

  • 2 x 2.6GHz Xeon Gold 6140(36-Cores/72-Threads)
  • 128GB DDR4 RAM
  • 4 x 1.92TB SSD
  • Hardware RAID10
  • 20TB Transfer - 1Gbps Port
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These are physical dedicated server configurations. Contact us to discuss availability, pricing, and your requirements.

CONTROL WHERE IT COUNTS

Build the environment you need.

RESERVED RESOURCES

Capacity for your services

Choose computing resources dedicated to your virtual machine and confirm how they are allocated.

ROOT ACCESS

Configure your own stack

Manage packages, firewall rules, and system settings to suit the applications you run.

SUPPORT OPTIONS

Decide what you manage

Administer your server yourself or discuss assistance with maintenance, troubleshooting, and optimization.

FAMILIAR TOOLS. MORE FLEXIBILITY.

Linux at the heart of your server.

Choose an environment that fits your application stack. Confirm available Linux distributions and versions before deployment, and plan how you will handle updates, security, and backups.

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# Your server. Your environment.
$ ssh root@your-server-ip

→ Configure your Linux stack
→ Deploy your applications
→ Plan backups and maintenance

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Your VDS questions, answered.

How do I choose a VDS configuration?

Tell us which applications you run, your expected traffic, CPU and memory requirements, storage needs, and budget. Sales can help you review available configurations and pricing.

How does VDS differ from a physical dedicated server?

A VDS is a virtual machine with reserved resources on a host system. A physical dedicated server gives you an entire hardware system. Discuss physical isolation, sustained performance, and workload requirements when comparing the options.

Which operating systems can I use?

Confirm the available Linux distributions, OS versions, and application compatibility with sales before deployment.

Is server management included?

Confirm the support scope in your quote. Self-managed servers require you to maintain the operating system, security updates, applications, and backups. Managed assistance can be discussed separately.

Can I upgrade later?

Ask about CPU, RAM, and storage upgrade options for your selected configuration, including any downtime, migration, or IP address changes.

What should I confirm before ordering?

Confirm availability, reserved resources, storage type, transfer allowance, OS version, backup arrangements, support coverage, provisioning time, and all recurring charges.

Let’s talk about your next server.

Bring your requirements. We’ll help you work through the options.

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