Virtual Dedicated Server
Dedicated CPU cores and guaranteed RAM — zero resource contention with other tenants. The performance of dedicated hardware at cloud-native pricing and flexibility.
VPS vs VDS — what's the difference?
A standard VPS shares CPU and RAM capacity across multiple tenants — your performance can vary under neighbour load. A VDS gives you dedicated physical cores and reserved RAM, so your performance is consistent and predictable at all times. Ideal for production databases, high-traffic APIs, and latency-sensitive workloads.
VDS plans
All plans include DDoS protection, daily backups, and 99.95% SLA.
Hardware-grade performance
Dedicated CPU Cores
No shared CPU contention. Your cores are yours — not shared with other tenants, even under their peak load.
Guaranteed RAM
Allocated RAM is fully reserved for your instance. No balloon memory drivers, no memory oversubscription.
NVMe SSD Storage
Enterprise-grade NVMe drives with high IOPS. Ideal for database-heavy workloads and low-latency applications.
10 Gbps Network
High-throughput uplink with redundant switching. Private networking between instances in the same datacenter.
99.95% SLA
Hardware-level redundancy with hot-swap components. SLA-backed uptime with service credits.
Full OS Control
Choose your Linux distribution, configure the kernel, and run any software stack you require.
Need full hardware access?
For maximum performance and custom RAID configurations, see our bare metal dedicated servers.