A Virtual Private Server (VPS) uses virtualization technology to give you dedicated CPU cores, RAM, and storage that are yours alone, completely isolated from other users on the same physical machine. Shared hosting distributes a server’s resources among many accounts simultaneously, meaning other users’ traffic can affect your site’s performance. A VPS eliminates that dependency. You also get full root access with a VPS, allowing you to install custom software, configure services, and control the server at a level shared hosting cannot provide.

We support a wide range of Linux distributions including  Ubuntu 22.04.5, Debian 12, and AlmaLinux 9.8. You select your preferred OS during the order process, and it is pre-installed before your VPS is provisioned. Custom OS installation requests can be accommodated, contact our team if you have a specific requirement not listed.

VPS management does require familiarity with Linux command-line administration. If you are comfortable with SSH, basic server configuration, and installing web server software (like Nginx or Apache), you will manage a VPS without difficulty. If you need assistance, our support team can help with server setup. Alternatively, you can request managed support, where our team handles server configuration, security hardening, and maintenance on your behalf.