VPS S12
What's included
- 1 vCPU
- 2 GB RAM
- 40 GB disk
Choose a VPS when your application needs its own resources, operating-system flexibility and root-level control.
Compare processor, memory and disk resources using the current VPS products and prices.
A VPS gives you flexibility below the application layer. It also means server administration becomes part of the job.
Run frameworks, services and dependencies chosen by your team.
Host APIs, databases or private tools with defined resources.
Organize compatible services inside one controlled environment.
Choose resources first, then complete the server configuration through the connected ordering flow.
Compare CPU, memory, disk and included transfer.
Select an available deployment location at configuration.
Choose the operating system and available options.
Keep the subscription and support in your account.
Make sure a self-managed server is the right operating model for your team.
Discuss your workloadVPS is intended for applications and technical workloads that need defined resources, operating-system choice or root-level control.
Estimate the workload’s CPU, memory and disk needs, then leave reasonable headroom for traffic, updates and background services.
The available locations, operating systems and configuration choices are presented in the product configuration flow after you select a plan.
Root-level access gives you control over the server environment. Confirm the support scope for your plan and be prepared to manage your applications and server configuration.
Use the live plan specifications and configuration options to compare them. VPS is a direct resource-led choice; Cloud VPS is organized around a cloud deployment workflow with available regions and images.
Compare live VPS resources or speak with us before choosing a plan.