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A VDS (Virtual Dedicated Server) is a virtual server created by partitioning a physical server with KVM virtualization. Unlike shared hosting, CPU, RAM and disk resources are entirely dedicated to you. Other users' traffic doesn't affect your server. With full root access, you can install any software you want and fully control the server configuration.

KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is a hardware-level virtualization technology built on the Linux kernel. Compared to container-based virtualization like OpenVZ, it provides much higher isolation and performance. With KVM, each VDS server runs its own kernel, can choose its own operating system, and resources are guaranteed.

Yes, full root access is included as standard with all our VDS plans. With root access, you can install any software you want on your server, configure firewall rules, run custom services and fully control server settings. You can connect to your server securely via SSH.

On our VDS servers, you can run popular Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, and Windows Server. You can pick the operating system at order time or change it later from the control panel. Reinstalling the OS is free.

Yes, as your needs grow you can switch to a higher VDS plan at any time. You can complete the upgrade through your customer panel or by contacting our support team. Your data is preserved during the upgrade and the transition happens with minimal downtime.

Your VDS server is automatically provisioned and active within 1-5 minutes after order approval. Once provisioning is complete, your server access details are sent by email. You can connect via SSH and start using your server right away.

Yes, DDoS protection is included as standard with all our VDS plans. Our advanced DDoS protection infrastructure at the Istanbul Radore data center automatically detects and filters volumetric and application-layer attacks targeting your server. Your server keeps running uninterrupted even under attack.

You can take a snapshot of your VDS server to save the entire disk contents, configurations and data. With snapshots, you can roll your server back to a previous state at any time. This feature is especially useful as a safety net before software updates and configuration changes.

Since your VDS server is entirely yours, there is no limit to the number of websites you can host. As long as your server's CPU, RAM and disk capacity allow, you can create as many websites, databases and email accounts as you wish. You can simplify management by installing control panels like cPanel or Plesk.

You can connect to your Linux VDS server via the SSH (Secure Shell) protocol. From Windows, macOS and Linux computers, you can establish a secure connection using a terminal or an SSH client like PuTTY. You can connect to Windows Server-based VDS servers via RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol).