RO-VPS & WEBHOSTING SUPPORT

With VPS Hosting, you have complete isolation. This means that no matter what other users might be doing on the server, your VPS package will be unaffected. With root access, you can install whatever applications you require. VPS also gives you guaranteed resources, so no matter what, the CPU, RAM, Disk Space and Bandwidth allocated to your VPS package will always be available for your applications. It gives you all the features and functions of Dedicated server, without the additional cost.

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A KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is a virtual private server which sits on top of a physical dedicated server. Resources are dedicated to the KVM VPS and are not shared with other users on the physical device, offering tremendous reliability and performance.

A KVM is true virtualization where the VPS operates as its own server, independently of the host node. OpenVZ is a container based virtualization which relies on the host node's kernel

3-Way storage replication on our cloud hosting platform. virtual private servers stored on three different servers at the same time. Much safer than a RAID system. Because RAID is only stored on one hosting server. NVME SSD is 5 times faster than regular SSD storage.

Our support team will assist you in managing your servers. For a list of items that we support, please refer to the features mentioned above

You are responsible for your backups and web/server content. It is recommended that you keep copies of your content safe and make your own backups. You can take a backup from your cwPanel/VPS or use a remote backup solution.

Yes, an upgrad is possible all plans and resources.
No, an downgrade is not possible between the plans or resources.

SSD is recommended when you need high speed with limited disk space. HDD is suited for applications with more storage space and limited disk operations.