Compare CPU, RAM and SSD storage
See CPU, memory, storage, and transfer allowances together before choosing a plan.
VPS HOSTING
Configure a Linux VPS
for your workload.
Choose the CPU, memory and SSD storage for your Linux environment. Compare three configurations, select an operating system and region, and review the monthly cost.
Your own operating systemAvailable server options
YOUR SERVER STARTS WITH THE DETAILS
Compute2 shared vCPU
Memory4 GB RAM
SSD storage60 GB NVMe
Choose the operating system.Define your environment.
Server configuration
Select your server resources.
Compare the VPS products available in your catalog. Product details define the resources; available billing periods and final options are confirmed in checkout.
VPS EssentialVPS PerformanceVPS Power
vCPU2 shared vCPU
Memory4 GB RAM
SSD storage60 GB NVMe
Transfer2 TB monthly transfer
OS and region are preview preferences; availability is confirmed by your hosting provider.
Cloud server management
Your Linux environment.
Your service details.
Keep the selected environment, allocated resources and renewal price together in your client area.
Manage the service from your account
Open service details and access information alongside invoices and support conversations.
Choose an operating system and region
Choose Ubuntu, Debian or AlmaLinux and select your preferred region before configuring the VPS.
A VPS suits projects that need their own server environment and clearly allocated resources. Managing an operating system can require technical experience. Talk to your provider about the management level included.
You can configure a VPS without registering a new domain. You can connect your domain and configure your server later, following your provider’s instructions.
Sign in to your client area and open your VPS service. Available management tools depend on the service and server provider.
