Virtual Private Servers (VPS)

VPS refers to Virtual Private Servers, which are essentially cloud servers that run on a virtualization platform.

The cost of renting a server encompasses management through API or Terraform, complimentary basic L3-L4 DDoS protection, 3 TB of monthly bandwidth at a speed of 100 Mbps, operating system installation, 24/7 customer support, as well as hosting and maintenance of the server in a Tier III data center.

VPS servers are versatile and can be utilized for a variety of purposes, including:

— Running low-load web applications (such as data processing) as well as high-load projects (like e-commerce platforms and heavily-trafficked databases).
— Developing and hosting websites and applications.
— Supporting CI/CD processes to streamline developer tasks.
— Managing repositories and microservices, along with development and testing environments.
— Hosting content management systems.
— Clustering applications for improved performance.
— Offloading business functions such as archival storage.
— Storing and processing data in accordance with local regulations and global security standards.
— Creating and managing cloud-based databases.
— Rapidly scaling digital services to meet demand.
— Deploying virtual desktops, among other uses.

For a comprehensive consultation regarding the functionality of cloud servers and their applicable uses, please reach out to our technical support team at hello@servercore.com. We will respond within one business day.

Our servers are ideal for any enterprise that needs hosting for websites and applications, data storage and processing, database management, application clustering, and much more.

Discover how our solutions can enhance operations in the FinTech, E-commerce, EdTech, and Media sectors by exploring the provided links. For tailored inquiries, please reach out to us at hello@servercore.com, and we will respond within one business day.

VPS servers offer a wide range of benefits:

— Swift scaling of digital services
— Flexibility in solutions with adjustable configurations
— Enhanced service reliability and assurance of computing resource availability
— Safe data storage in data centers equipped with redundant systems, including power supplies, communication links, and cooling systems
— Pay exclusively for the computing resources you utilize
— Cost savings by eliminating the need to purchase or maintain server hardware or employ maintenance personnel
— Access to high-performance servers fueled by cutting-edge Intel^® Xeon^® and AMD EPYC™ processors

Contact our technical support team by emailing hello@servercore.com or by submitting a ticket via the control panel. We will help you choose a server that meets your disk and memory requirements within one business day.

You have the flexibility to modify the configuration and resources of your virtual machine at any time, which can be done in just a few minutes. Any changes you make will automatically reflect in the updated payment rate. For comprehensive guidance on how to implement these modifications, please refer to our documentation.

The total cost is determined by the type of processor and the resources utilized by the cloud server, including vCPU, RAM, SSD storage, and network resources. You can use the price calculator available on our website to estimate the cost.

You have the option to pay for server rentals using your local currency or by utilizing bonuses. To proceed, simply recharge your account balance in the control panel. The total amount will be automatically charged on an hourly basis according to resource usage, following a pay-as-you-go system. For further details about the payment process for cloud servers, please consult our documentation.

The control panel offers a selection of pre-installed operating system images, such as Ubuntu, CentOS, Debian, Fedora, Windows, and Oracle Linux, all set up with default configurations. If you do not find a suitable option among the provided images, you have the flexibility to upload and use your own image via the control panel. For additional details, please consult the documentation.