Bare-metal dedicated servers with full hardware access and single-tenant performance.
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4 subcategoriesGame servers for multiplayer titles - Minecraft, FiveM, Rust, ARK and dozens more.
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5 subcategoriesVirtual private servers - isolated cloud instances with dedicated CPU, RAM and storage.
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3 subcategoriesShared and managed web hosting for websites, blogs and small-to-medium apps.
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7 subcategoriesVirtual private servers - isolated cloud instances with dedicated CPU, RAM and storage.
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Virtual private servers (VPS) are isolated cloud instances with their own dedicated CPU, RAM and storage. They strike an excellent balance between cost, performance and flexibility - perfect for hosting websites, applications, development environments or any service that needs root access without paying for a full physical dedicated server.
A VPS shares a physical server's hardware with other VPSs through virtualisation, while a dedicated server is entirely yours. A VPS costs less but offers more limited raw performance.
KVM is the modern reference with full hardware isolation and near-native performance. OpenVZ is lighter but limited to Linux. Xen still powers some legacy platforms.
NVMe delivers 3-5x more IOPS than classic SATA SSDs - critical for databases and I/O-heavy workloads. SSDs remain enough for most standard websites and applications.
