Virtual Dedicated · Dedicated CPU allocation

Dedicated cores with virtual-machine control.

Choose dedicated-core allocations on the AMD Ryzen 9 9950X platform with DDR5 memory and NVMe storage. Every plan shows its resources, billing term, and current availability.

KVM virtualizationAdministrative access

VDS plans

Choose your VDS configuration.

Compare dedicated cores, memory, NVMe storage, transfer, billing, and current availability before checkout.

Deployment location

Choose where your VDS will be deployed.

Miami and Dallas will become selectable when capacity is ready.

Billing term

Choose how often you are billed.

Loading live VDS pricing and availability.

Micro

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Dedicated cores for smaller production workloads.

CPU
2 Dedicated Cores
Memory
8 GB DDR5
Storage
200 GB NVMe
Network
10 Gbps fair use

Standard

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Balanced dedicated compute for production services.

CPU
4 Dedicated Cores
Memory
16 GB DDR5
Storage
400 GB NVMe
Network
10 Gbps fair use

Pro

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Additional headroom for CPU-sensitive workloads.

CPU
6 Dedicated Cores
Memory
24 GB DDR5
Storage
600 GB NVMe
Network
10 Gbps fair use

Ultra

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Higher allocation for sustained production use.

CPU
8 Dedicated Cores
Memory
32 GB DDR5
Storage
800 GB NVMe
Network
10 Gbps fair use

Plus

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More cores and memory for intensive deployments.

CPU
10 Dedicated Cores
Memory
40 GB DDR5
Storage
1 TB NVMe
Network
10 Gbps fair use

Elite

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Large dedicated-core allocation for demanding services.

CPU
12 Dedicated Cores
Memory
48 GB DDR5
Storage
1.2 TB NVMe
Network
10 Gbps fair use

Max

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Largest available VDS allocation.

CPU
16 Dedicated Cores
Memory
64 GB DDR5
Storage
1.4 TB NVMe
Network
10 Gbps fair use
DDoS protection is included with the listed VDS plans. Applicable scope is defined by the service terms.
Core Linux images
  • Ubuntu
  • Debian
  • AlmaLinux
  • Rocky Linux
Additional images
  • Fedora
  • FreeBSD
  • Windows Server
Deployment images

Deploy the system your workload needs.

Choose from supported Linux distributions, FreeBSD, and Windows Server. The deployment screen shows the versions currently available for your selected plan.

Linux distributionsFreeBSDWindows Server
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Deployment and control

Manage your VDS from the client area.

Check server status, use power controls, open the VNC console, manage firewall and network settings, and review resource usage in one place.

Client area

VDS controls

Power · console · network · usage

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Fluxorus client area showing power controls, networking, and resource usage.
VDS uses this client-area layout; displayed allocations and available controls vary by service.

VDS questions

Before you configure.

Review the basics or contact support for workload-specific questions.

VPS plans use shared virtual CPU. VDS plans provide dedicated CPU-core allocations for workloads that need steadier processor access.

Choose dedicated cores

Match dedicated cores to the workload.

Compare dedicated-core allocations, memory, NVMe storage, network terms, and current availability before you configure.

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