VPS ON - Virtual Servers

Virtual servers on OpenNebula cloud infrastructure. Pay only for what you need! Choose your desired RAM size, disk space (100% SSD) and number of dedicated or shared CPU cores.

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Order a virtual server

Server resources

1 shared CPU thread

2.9 - 3 (turbo up to 3.8 GHz)

Sharing 1:3*

number of threads 1-4

55 CZK/month

(66,55 CZK/month incl. VAT)

1 dedicated physical CPU thread

2.9 - 3 (turbo up to 3.8 GHz)

number of threads 0-4

205 CZK/month

(248,05 CZK/month incl. VAT)

1 GB RAM

Max 64 GB

0.5 - 16 GB

always reserved

41,80 CZK/month

(50,58 CZK/month incl. VAT)

1 GB SSD

SSD (RAW)

5 - 480 GB

always reserved

3,99 CZK/month

(4,83 CZK/month incl. VAT)

* Sharing is calculated so that servers are on average 50% utilized. Moreover, the processors are very powerful and our solution automatically distributes the VPS according to the load.

Prices are per 1 month for annual payment, 10% surcharge for monthly billing.
For higher requirements, take advantage of the offer dedicated servers.

Price list of additional services to VPS ON

VPS SSD Management

KVM (monitor, keyboard, mouse) via VNC protocol (SSL encrypted)

Connecting/disconnecting CD/DVD (ISO image), booting from CD/DVD

Turning off, turning on and restarting the server

Server with Linux OS - access via SSH as root user

Server with Windows OS - access via remote desktop (RDP, etc.)

Operating systems

When ordering a virtual server, it is possible to choose one of the pre-installed Linux-based operating systems.
This is always a basic installation with no additional software. The customer can access the server with full rights via SSH as root user.
The last option is to order a virtual server without an operating system. After setting up the server, the customer connects a CD/DVD of his choice in the customer administration, boots from the CD/DVD and installs any system he wishes. If the customer installs an operating system that requires a license, the customer is obliged to have such a license and to present it upon request.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about our VPS ON services, orders and billing.

Can't find the answer? Check out our support center with community forum and knowledge base or contact our 24/7 customer support.

What is VPS ON?

VPS ON is built on OpenNebula's cloud infrastructure .

The cloud infrastructure provides us with, for example, migration of your VPS between servers without losing PING. Thus, there is no risk of downtime for maintenance with us. If we need to fix or update something, we simply move you to another server without losing PING. But that's not all. If there is a fatal hardware failure, your VPS will be restarted on another server within 45 seconds. These are options that only a true cloud solution can provide.

The entire server is yours, the operating system of your choice is installed on it and you have full admin rights. You can install and run any software on it. The server can be reinstalled at any time and the operating system can be changed.

VPS ON is designed for the most demanding customers who are no longer satisfied with our web hosting offer and at the same time have a need for special settings (which cannot be offered on a shared web hosting), installation of certain add-ons (which we do not install on web hosting), or higher performance and at the same time do not want to pay higher monthly amounts for a dedicated (dedicated whole physical machine for one customer) server. Unlike VPS SSD, where it is ordered in modules, with VPS ON you can set the parameters (RAM, disk size, number of CPU cores) separately.

Web hosting, VPS or dedicated server?

You do not know what are the exact differences between web hosting, virtual server (VPS) and dedicated server and you can not decide which of them is a better solution for running your website or other applications?

If you want to run, for example, WWW pages, you can use any of our hosting products - web hosting, VPS and dedicated server. The differences between them are in the options they offer, the complexity of management, performance, the degree of sharing the server with other customers, etc.

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