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Cloud Compute goes above and beyond other cloud compute platforms. Our built-for-purpose architecture offers up a perfect-fit solution for all applications, supercharging your project.
From AI and machine learning, to ecommerce, database management, and enterprise level SaaS, Cloud Compute is the perfect fit.
Our intuitive control panel makes managing your virtual machine quick and easy. Scale up or down at a moment’s notice.
Enjoy total cost visibility within your control panel; only pay for resources utilized on a monthly basis.
Benefit from the freedom and flexibility of not being tied down to one vendor.
Including Centos, Ubuntu, Debian, OpenSUSE, and Fedora, we work with the developer community to provide a growing number of operating systems; choose from our offering or install your own.
Our storage is designed to process heavy workloads, meaning you can operate in confidence.
All servers utilize Intel Xeon scalable processors, delivering the highest performance, regardless of the project at hand, perfect for real-time data processing, e-commerce website, SaaS and more.
When performance is priority, a generic server just won’t do. Depending on your application, choose a configuration to deliver optimum speed, power, and memory, and avoid over-spending on unused resources.
Our virtual machines are powered by Xeon processors, providing a processor base frequency of 2.10GHz and a max turbo of 3.20 GHZ. Equipped to handle the most intensive applications and mission critical tasks, from computer-aided design (CAD) and 3D rendering to high intensity programs and applications.
Tiny | Small | Medium | Large | Xlarge |
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$3.00/mo $0.004/hour |
$6.00/mo $0.008/hour |
$10.00/mo $0.014/hour |
$25.00/mo $0.034/hour |
$46.00/mo $0.063/hour |
1GB RAM | 2GB RAM | 4GB RAM | 8GB RAM | 16GB RAM |
20GB Storage | 40GB Storage | 80GB Storage | 160GB Storage | 320GB Storage |
2TB Bandwidth | 4TB Bandwidth | 6TB Bandwidth | 8TB Bandwidth | 10TB Bandwidth |
1 vCPU | 2 vCPU | 4 vCPU | 8 vCPU | 16 vCPU |
Tiny | Small | Medium | Large | Xlarge |
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$5.00/mo $0.007/hour |
$9.00/mo $0.012/hour |
$18.00/mo $0.025/hour |
$42.00/mo $0.058/hour |
$90.00/mo $0.123/hour |
2GB RAM | 4GB RAM | 8GB RAM | 16GB RAM | 32GB RAM |
80GB Storage | 80GB Storage | 160GB Storage | 320GB Storage | 640GB Storage |
3TB Bandwidth | 5TB Bandwidth | 8TB Bandwidth | 12TB Bandwidth | 15TB Bandwidth |
1 vCPU | 2 vCPU | 4 vCPU | 8 vCPU | 16 vCPU |
Tiny | Small | Medium | Large | Xlarge |
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$9.00/mo $0.012/hour |
$16.00/mo $0.022/hour |
$35.00/mo $0.048/hour |
$69.00/mo $0.095/hour |
$137.00/mo $0.188/hour |
4GB RAM | 8GB RAM | 16GB RAM | 32GB RAM | 64GB RAM |
80GB Storage | 160GB Storage | 320GB Storage | 640GB Storage | 1300GB Storage |
2TB Bandwidth | 4TB Bandwidth | 5TB Bandwidth | 8TB Bandwidth | 10TB Bandwidth |
1 vCPU | 2 vCPU | 4 vCPU | 8 vCPU | 16 vCPU |
We’re part of THG, the eCommerce powerhouse behind some of the world’s leading luxury brands. Our infrastructure powers the online presence of THG’s portfolio of more than 160 brands.
The cloud is a generic term for any remote‐access services, which can be viewed and edited from multiple web‐enabled locations. The cloud rose to prominence in the last decade, and today, it’s recognized as a core platform for hosting apps, software, data and services. Information is stored on servers in dedicated data centers, which are protected with military levels of security to ensure the software and services they host are available 24/7, anywhere in the world.
The cloud has overtaken more traditional hosting solutions like bare metal servers for the same reasons IMAP email has overtaken POP mail. It’s far better to be able to access your data as and when you need to – and ensure your customers can do likewise – than having it stored in a single location with all the access limitations that brings. This has been underlined during the last year, when many IT staff have been physically unable to access server rooms due to workplaces being off‐limits.
VPS Cloud Compute is our latest multi‐tenant cloud running on best‐of‐breed highly available hardware, powered by 2nd generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors. With a few clicks of a button, users can launch single or multiple compute instances across available regions, supported by industry‐leading data centers.
VPS Cloud Compute's wide selection of customizable services provides users with the flexibility to deploy instances with resources that satisfy every application requirement. The flexible hourly instance billing system allows users to manage costs by paying for hourly uptime only.
As well as being hugely cost‐effective (since you only pay for required resources), VPS Cloud Compute delivers ultra‐fast processing power, high IOPS storage, and low latency networks for the best performance. Through the user‐friendly VPS Cloud Compute interface, you can achieve ultimate application elasticity by launching multiple instances across multiple regions, and then scale down when instances are no longer required.
Latency is the delay between an instruction being issued by a terminal, and a response being received from the host server. Latency is measured in milliseconds, and even a fraction of a second can have a significant impact on the user experience. Indeed, if your services depend on immediacy, latency can be a killer. In terms of online gaming, latency of just 100 milliseconds can have a substantial impact on playability. It might lead to one person having a glitchy and unrewarding gameplay experience – some modern multiplayer titles require latency of less than 30 milliseconds to guarantee an instruction from a terminal achieves the expected response on the host server.
For other service providers, latency is less acutely felt but still significant. High levels of latency may result in it taking longer for streaming media to rise to the highest adaptive bitrates on offer, providing an inferior UX in the meantime. It could see websites taking longer to respond – not just bad for consumers, but bad for SEO as well. It might also lead to less responsive apps than you’d expect based on beta testing. Worst of all, your company won’t necessarily know your customers are having an imperfect UX, because you’re rarely going to be experiencing your software or services from a consumer perspective.
We take a multi‐pronged approach to the minimization of latency on our networks. Firstly, we use the latest hardware in our data centers. Secondly, we’ve positioned 18 centers on four different continents, ensuring data has less physical distance to travel to an end user’s terminal from our nearest server. Even the best fiber optic infrastructure experiences a degree of delay as data packets traverse multiple routers and relays en route, especially if data has to travel thousands of miles. Far better to minimize the distance between clients and the nearest VPS.NET data center, slashing the number of nodes involved. We also ensure that bandwidth is readily available, so even spikes in data transfer volumes can be comfortably accommodated.
VPS Cloud Compute is designed to make the management of instances, security, and resources easier with the elegant use of regions and default projects. Users can easily access their instances using the public SSH Key associated with the instance in the launch phase. Through the VPS Cloud Compute control panel, users can carry out instance operations such as start, pause, restart, and stop.
To access VPS Cloud Compute, you only need a VPS.NET account. Using your VPS.NET account, you can access VPS Cloud Compute from the product list on www.vps.net, or by logging into your control panel and selecting VPS Cloud Compute. New users will need to create a region in one of the available locations, and each region comes with a default project to easily manage your resource capacity and network. A default project has a start limit of 10 instances, 20 vCPUs, 50GB of memory and 500GB of block storage. If you need to change the default project capacity at any point, or if you need technical support, please don’t hesitate to contact our expert support staff. See Support for more information.
Downtime is the enemy of any online service, since customers will quickly migrate elsewhere, and are unlikely to return any time soon. We take the following steps to maximize uptime:
As a result of these steps and other processes put in place, VPS.NET data centers meet the rigorous industry Tier 3 classification. This also obliges us to offer 99.9% uptime guarantees, which we support with a 10x credit scheme, refunding ten times the prorated rental for any affected services. Should you experience any unforeseen issues, we have in‐house experts available at any time of day or year, while our Monitoring & Configuration package includes a 15‐minute response SLA.