• Faster Performance: NVMe drives provide much higher read and write speeds compared to traditional HDDs and even SSDs, resulting in quicker data access and reduced latency.
• Improved IOPS: With NVMe, you get higher Input/Output Operations Per Second (IOPS), which translates to better performance for applications that require high-speed data processing.
• Enhanced Multitasking: NVMe's low latency and high throughput allow your server to handle multiple tasks more efficiently, improving overall performance and responsiveness.
• Better Reliability: NVMe drives often come with better durability and reliability, reducing the likelihood of data loss or drive failure.
• Future-Proofing: NVMe technology is the latest standard for high-performance storage, making it a forward-looking choice for ensuring your server remains competitive with evolving technology.

• Consistent Performance: KVM ensures that your VPS delivers consistent and reliable performance by providing dedicated resources and isolating your environment from others on the same physical server.
• Greater Flexibility: You can run different operating systems and applications tailored to your needs, as KVM supports a wide range of OS options.
• Enhanced Security: KVM technology offers strong isolation between virtual servers, reducing the risk of security breaches or interference from other users.
• Scalability: Easily upgrade or adjust your server resources like CPU, memory, and storage as your needs change, without downtime.
• Customizability: With a VPS using KVM, you have more control over your server environment, allowing for custom configurations and software installations to suit your specific requirements.

To increase the disk space on your VPS, simply purchase additional storage through our billing panel. The process will be completed automatically, without needing to contact support. Please note that the server will be rebooted and may be unavailable for 2-5 minutes during the disk space increase.

Backups and server contents are entirely managed by you. We recommend that you regularly back up your data to prevent any potential loss. You can create backups using cPanel or opt for alternative backup solutions that best suit your needs.

The rented server will be located in one of the top Tier III data centers. This facility features optical channels to major traffic exchange points and is monitored 24/7 by experienced system engineers to ensure optimal performance and reliability.

Additional Locations: We also offer server rentals in data centers across several other countries and cities, including:

• Kyiv, Ukraine
• Warsaw, Poland
• Strasbourg, France
• Frankfurt, Germany
• Amsterdam, Netherlands

Yes, you can change your tariff plan at any time, but only to a higher plan. The tariff change is processed automatically through billing, and the server will be unavailable for 2-5 minutes during this transition.

To connect an ISO image:

1. Enter Virtual machines → select the VM →   menu → Mount ISO-image.
2. Select a method for uploading the image:
   • Local file — select the image file in iso format on your local computer;
   • Image URL — enter the URL where the ISO image is available (HTTP(S) or FTP).
3. Select the OS type:
   • Linux;
   • Windows;
   • FreeBSD;
   • Other OS.
4. Specify the Image tags for the connected OS if this VM needs to run scripts. The script will run on the VM if at least one of its tags matches the OS tag.
5. To avoid booting the VM from the image after connecting, disable the option Boot virtual machine from the ISO.
6. Click Upload image. If this is the first ISO image to be attached to this VM, it will be rebooted. After uploading, you can connect to the VM via VNC or SPICE.

To disconnect an ISO image:

1. Enter Virtual machines → select the VM → menu → Unmount ISO-image.
2. Enable the OS has been reinstalled option if you have installed the OS from this ISO image.
3. Click Disconnect and restart. VMmanager will disconnect the ISO image and delete it. If the OS from the image was installed correctly, VMmanager will reboot the VM with the new operating system.

To install a new operating system on your virtual machine:

1. Enter Virtual machines → select the VM → menu → Reinstall.
2. Select an Operating system.
3. Select Applications and scripts to be launched upon operating system installation. Scripts are to prepare virtual machines for operation. E.g. you can use them to install any software or set up configuration files.
4. Specify the VM password or click on Generate for an automatically generated password.
5. To receive an email with the VM access settings, enable the Send email with password option.

The price of the VPS server covers the following:

• Allocated resources (CPU, RAM, Disk space)
• Access to VM management panel
• Basic technical support and maintenance (free of charge)
• Network connectivity

Additional services such as backups, extra IP addresses, or specific configurations may incur extra charges.

Yes, we offer server migration services. You can contact our support team for assistance with transferring your data from your existing server to our VPS. We will guide you through the process to ensure a smooth transition.

If you encounter any problems with your VPS, you should:

• Check the VPS control panel for any alerts or notifications.
• Contact our support team through the billing system or via email.
• Provide details about the issue you are experiencing to help us resolve it quickly.

Our support team is available 24/7 to assist you with any technical issues or questions.

Yes, you can host multiple websites on your VPS. The number of websites you can host will depend on the resources allocated to your VPS and the demands of each website. Make sure to monitor your VPS resources to ensure optimal performance for all your websites.