ND-AC4R8S256
An entry-level dedicated-resource server for a production website or application that needs consistent performance without sharing.
16.11 $ /mo
billed monthly (cancel anytime)
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Cloud VDS servers
Cloud VDS servers, reserved AMD cores on NVMe.
A VDS holds its AMD processor cores for your server alone, on NVMe disks and a platform built to stay up. Nobody borrows them when their traffic spikes, so the speed you measure today is the speed you keep.
- Starts from
- 14.50$a month
- 6
- data centers
- 4
- countries
- 10
- servers on sale
Pick the VDS that carries your load
Reserved AMD cores and NVMe disks on every size, priced in your own currency. Choose a server here and its data center at checkout.
ND-AC8R16S512
A dedicated-resource server for small and medium businesses whose ERP, CRM or store must respond predictably all day.
27.00 $ /mo
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ND-AC12R32S1024
A dedicated-resource server for several production systems and databases side by side, with performance that stays steady under load.
50.31 $ /mo
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HD-AC2R8S80
An entry-level dedicated-resource server for a production website or application that needs consistent performance without sharing.
64.49 $ /mo
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ND-AC16R64S2048
A dedicated-resource server for high-traffic platforms, SaaS products and heavy databases that cannot afford a slowdown.
89.94 $ /mo
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HD-AC4R16S160
A dedicated-resource server for small and medium businesses whose ERP, CRM or store must respond predictably all day.
128.99 $ /mo
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HD-AC8R32S240
A dedicated-resource server for several production systems and databases side by side, with performance that stays steady under load.
207.74 $ /mo
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HD-AC16R64S360
A dedicated-resource server for high-traffic platforms, SaaS products and heavy databases that cannot afford a slowdown.
413.99 $ /mo
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HD-AC32R128S600
A dedicated-resource server for larger organisations running critical, resource-intensive workloads and multi-service architectures.
800.24 $ /mo
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HD-AC48R192S960
Our most powerful dedicated-resource server — for enterprise-scale platforms, big data and workloads that need the maximum available.
1,280.24 $ /mo
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Every feature, server by server
The full list, group by group, for each VDS on this page.
| Feature | ND-AC4R8S256 | ND-AC8R16S512 | ND-AC12R32S1024 | HD-AC2R8S80 | ND-AC16R64S2048 | HD-AC4R16S160 | HD-AC8R32S240 | HD-AC16R64S360 | HD-AC32R128S600 | HD-AC48R192S960 |
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| Usage graphs | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Power on and off | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Restart | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Rename | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Web console | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Root password reset | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Rescue mode | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Backups | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Snapshots | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Storage volumes | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Firewall | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Private network | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Reinstall the operating system | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Server overview | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Refresh server details | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
The noisy neighbor
Why reserved cores keep your speed steady
On a shared host, processor time is distributed as requested. This works fine until someone demands a lot of it suddenly.
What a busy neighbor costs you
Your work waits behind theirs. Queries that took milliseconds take seconds, requests pile up, and your code has not changed. This happens during their peak hours, making it difficult to reproduce or plan around.
What reserving cores changes
The cores are allocated solely to your machine and stay allocated whether you use them or not. The performance you measure on a quiet Tuesday remains identical on their busiest Friday. This consistency is exactly why this line costs more than a VPS.
What is reserved, and what is shared
Three things behave differently on a VDS. Everything else runs on the same platform.
Processor
Cores are allocated strictly to your machine. They are never handed to a neighbor when idle, which is exactly what you pay for.
Memory
Held for your machine on both lines. A VDS simply offers more memory per plan, because workloads requiring reserved cores typically need the memory too.
Disk
NVMe storage is exclusively yours on both lines. Add more as a volume when needed; a volume can expand but never shrink.
Images
Your Linux, installed and ready
Every image in the console catalog is written directly to the disk. A rebuild asks you to confirm the hostname, then prints a fresh root password once. We never store it.
Ubuntu LTS releases
Debian Stable
AlmaLinux 9
Rocky Linux 9
CentOS Stream 9 The full list What your machine can boot depends on the data center it runs in.
A rebuild wipes the disk. Take a snapshot first if you want your data back.
Everything the console gives your VDS
Each area has its own page. Open one to see exactly what it does before you order.
See all server features- Metrics Read CPU, disk and network usage, plotted from live readings rather than a daily summary.
- Backups Keep automatic images on a schedule the platform runs, plus one you take yourself before making a risky change.
- Snapshots Take a manual image of the whole disk and keep it until you delete it, with no schedule attached.
- Storage Create, format, attach, mount and grow block volumes without rebuilding the machine.
- Network Manage public IPv4 and IPv6 with your own reverse DNS, and run private networks between your machines.
- Firewall Enforce rules in the network before traffic reaches the machine. A misconfigured host stays closed.
- Operating systems Pick a system image and rebuild the machine onto it. You get a fresh root password shown once.
What we run, and what stays in your hands
A VDS is unmanaged, just like the VPS line. Here is what we manage, and what you control.
Why teams upgrade to a VDS
Reserved cores guarantee consistent speed every day, rather than just peak performance.
Put your server close to your visitors
6 data centers across 4 countries. Pick one at checkout, and it stays with the server.
United States
2 data centers- Ashburn, VA
ash - Hillsboro, OR
hil
Finland
1 data center- Helsinki
hel1
Germany
2 data centers- Falkenstein
fsn1 - Nuremberg
nbg1
Singapore
1 data center- Singapore
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Questions before you order
Cloud VDS questions, answered
What buyers ask us before they pick a VDS: how it differs from a VPS, what runs on it, where it lives and how it is billed.
What is the real difference between a VPS and a VDS?
The processor. A VPS shares the host's cores with its neighbors, while a VDS reserves cores exclusively for your machine. Memory and disk are dedicated to you on both lines.
Is a VDS the same as a dedicated server?
No. A VDS is a cloud machine with reserved cores on a shared host. A dedicated server gives you the entire physical machine, including every core, all memory, and all disks.
When is a VDS worth the extra money?
When your workload is steady and performance drops are noticeable. Use it for production databases, busy backends, and game or voice servers. For bursty traffic, a VPS remains the better choice.
Do I get root access?
Yes, from the first boot. The machine is unmanaged. You own the operating system and your software. We own the hardware, the network, and the console.
Which operating systems can I choose?
Any image in the console catalog for your data center. You can rebuild onto a different image anytime.
What happens during a rebuild?
The disk is wiped, and your chosen image is written to it. The console asks you to confirm the hostname, then prints a new root password once. We do not keep a copy, so write it down.
Can I upgrade my machine later?
Not from the console. Order the size you want, restore a snapshot onto it, and destroy the old machine. Extra disk space can be added separately as a volume.
How does the disk grow?
As an attached volume, which the machine sees as a block device. A volume can expand but never shrink, so start small.
Where can I host my server?
In any data center listed on this page. You choose at checkout, and the location is fixed to your machine.
Can I move a running server to another data center?
Not directly. Take a snapshot, start a machine in the new data center, restore the snapshot onto it, then destroy the old server. Support can help you plan the move.
Are backups included?
No. Automatic backups are an optional add-on. Until enabled, the console states no copies exist. Snapshots are separate, manual, and highly recommended before risky changes.
Is there a firewall?
Yes, running outside the operating system. Rules apply even while the machine reboots or rebuilds. You maintain one rule set per machine.
Do I get IPv6?
Yes, alongside the dedicated IPv4. You can set the reverse DNS record yourself, which is important if the machine sends email.
Can my servers talk to each other privately?
Yes. Place them on a private network to keep their traffic off the public internet.
Is there an API?
Yes. The client API lets you list servers, view details, power on and off, reboot, rename, take snapshots, and check metrics, firewalls, and networks.
What currency am I charged in?
The one selected in the header. We maintain base prices and convert them at current rates. The checkout total is exactly what you pay.
How does cancellation work?
From your account, whenever you like. The machine remains active until the end of the paid period. There are no exit fees.
Do you have Windows?
No. We offer Linux images only.
Your reserved AMD cores are a few clicks away
Choose your size and data center. We build the server and drop you straight into the console with root access.
Not sure the extra cores are worth it? Describe your workload, and we will give you an honest recommendation.