VPS HOSTING

A KVM VPS Server leverages Kernel-based Virtual Machine technology to partition a single physical server into multiple isolated virtual servers, each with allocated resources like CPU, memory, and storage. This architecture ensures that each VPS operates independently, providing a stable and secure environment without the higher cost of a dedicated server.

VPS Hosting provides complete isolation for your server. Each virtual server operates independently with its own environment such that the actions of one server does not impact others. You gain full control with root access, providing you with the flexibility to install any applications or configurations that you need. Ideal for users needing reliable performance with the flexibility for customization, KVM VPS serves as a balanced hosting solution that offers an isolated, customizable and secure hosting environment.

SSD (Solid State Drive) servers are designed for enhanced performance, offering faster disk read/write speeds than traditional HDDs, suitable for websites and applications with high-performance demands. NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) technology, an advancement over standard SSDs, provides superior read/write speeds, further boosting performance for even the most demanding applications.

While purchasing an SSD or NVMe VPS Server, you have the option to add a cPanel or Plesk license. These options are only available to plans that fulfill the minimum system requirements of the respective panel, ensuring a compatible and secure environment for your server.

Yes, additional Dedicated IP’s are available for purchase at an additional fee.

Yes, your data is a 100% secure and is backed-up every 5 days.

Resource adjustments on your VPS server are facilitated through plan upgrades within the same category. At this time, it is not feasible to decrease resources or downgrade your service plan, ensuring consistent performance and stability for your applications.

Currently, we support upgrades within the same storage type only. This means upgrades are permissible from one SSD plan to a higher-tier SSD plan. Upgrades between SSD and NVMe plans are not supported at this time.