VDS Servers Romania
(KVM)

The Virtual Dedicated Server is a virtual machine sold as a service by an Internet hosting provider. A VDS servers runs its own copy of an operating system, and customers have superuser-level access to that operating system instance, so they can install any software that runs on that OS.
VDS duplicates many properties of a physical server, with similar processes and functionality. Although it acts like a real physical hardware, in reality it is a piece of software that is emulating dedicated hardware.
The machine is hosted on a cluster of dedicated servers that is configured to host multiple virtual servers that are separated from each other. Using a platform called a hypervisor, the hosting company implements a virtual layer on top of the operating system (OS) to segment the virtual servers resources. The separation between virtual walls allows each customer to install their own OS and software, creating a server that is truly private, separated from others on the OS level.
The VDS server allow you to:
- Access your server from anywhere.
- Have allocated bandwidth and ssd storage for each instance so your performance is not affected by other customers on the host like it might be with web hosting.
- Get more bandwidth and storage than a web hosting that is limited on the number of instances they can create on the account.
- Easily create and resell servers instances or use them to host individual client websites.

Faster resources upgrade. Since the VDS servers is hosted on very powerful servers with lots of resources, upgrading your server is a matter of changing several settings when with the dedicated server it is a time consuming operation. To upgrade the hardware dedicated server it requires the presence of personal on site and customers charged for the work.

Better equipment - higher availability. We host VDS servers on high quality, branded equipment. To have such a dedicated server would cost hundreds of euro per month. This is why inexpensive dedicated servers are usually custom built with cheap, low quality parts.

Remote access, remote media. Having one more level of manageability between hardware and operating system in VDS servers gives an unprecedented level of remote capabilities.

That includes:
· access to BIOS of VDS server
· ability to remotely access crashed VDS server or VDS server with lost network connectivity
· ability to remotely attach media (local CD/DVD, local and remote ISO images, floppy drives)
· ability to remotely install and reinstall operating system
This features can be compared to HP iLO, IBM Remote Assistant or DEll DRAC but included for free with all our VDS servers packages. 

The physical parameters of the server are the only limit. You are given a server with a particular amount of disk space, memory, processor power and network bandwidth. It is also preinstalled with an operating system.
Everything else is up to you. You can do with the VDS server whatever you like. You can utilize the provided hardware 100% within supplied limits. You can host sites, services, databases. You can use it for trading or intensive calculations. You can host gaming servers, provide proxy solutions, VOIP gateways or anything you'll decide appropriate.
However, there are some prohibited activities such as spamming, phishing and other activities considered as a crime by law. Please read our terms and conditions for more details. 

We support the majority of modern operating systems.
You can install any of the following operating systems in VDS servers:
Windows 2019
Windows 2016
Windows 10
Windows 2012 R2
Windows 2012
Windows 2008 R2
Linux CentOS
Linux Debian
Linux Ubuntu
Linux Fedora
Linux Mint
FreeBSD
FreePBX
FreeNas
You may also reinstall the system with your own ISO if you can send us.

There are at least 2 ways the server can be managed remotely.
Independently on what Operating system is installed or in what state the server is, it can be managed with our built-in NoVNC console.
Additionally there are built in remote server management capabilities depending on the operating system.

Windows servers
All Windows servers also can be managed with Remote Desktop Connection (RDC). The RDC is enabled during the initial configuration process of all our Windows.

Linux/Unix servers
For all our Linux/Unix OS we enable SSH by default.

Disk space is dedicated, but the SSDs are shared.
There is no overprovisioning between clients. In other words if there are 10 VDS servers and each has a 50GB disk, there is at least 500GB storage available on the host. However the VDS servers are guaranteed but not locked to use just a percentage of disk time. If at any time there are no other users of the disk a single VDS server can have 100% of disk time.

Memory is dedicated without overlapping. Each VDS server has its own chunk of physical memory.

Processor is shared but guaranteed that in 95% of time it will be available for full speed. Statistics tell us that on average the CPU usage of one server is only 19%. That includes peak hours with usage of 100% and slow hours when usage is close to zero. This is one of the greatest features of virtualization when you benefit so much from the CPU sharing without losing the performance.
In real life the combined CPU usage of our host is never above 60% and the availability of virtual CPUs is always 100% for all.