VPS Hosting (LXC)

LXC (Linux Containers) is OS-level virtualization sharing the host's kernel, giving near-native CPU and disk performance with extremely low overhead. It runs any Linux distribution but cannot run other operating systems or modify kernel modules. KVM VDS provides full hardware-level virtualization with its own kernel, supporting Windows, BSD, custom kernels and CD/DVD ISO mounting.

Choose LXC for Linux web stacks, databases and microservices that need maximum density and performance per euro; choose KVM VDS for non-Linux operating systems or workloads that need kernel-level isolation.

In our own DreamServer datacenter in Bucharest, Romania. EU jurisdiction, GDPR compliant. We are also a RIPE NCC LIR (AS57050) and operate the DSIX internet exchange, so the network path you get is the same one we run for our own production.

VPS instances are provisioned automatically within 10 minutes of payment. The customer panel is available immediately and gives you full self-service: power actions, backups, firewall rules, snapshots, an in-browser Xterm.js console and a one-click reinstall.

Every LXC VPS runs on top of a Ceph distributed storage pool with size=3. Each block you write is split into placement groups, and CRUSH places three copies of every PG on separate OSDs across separate physical nodes. The cluster does not acknowledge a write until all three replicas are durable on disk, so you never lose data because of a single host or disk failure.

With three replicas spread across three nodes, the cluster keeps serving reads and writes through the loss of two simultaneous nodes. Storage and the network path are tied together over our 10 Gbps backbone, so I/O stays predictable even during rebuilds.

The Ceph monitor quorum (Paxos) detects an OSD or full node failure within seconds and marks the affected OSDs out of the cluster map. CRUSH then rebalances the placement groups that lost a copy onto the remaining healthy OSDs, automatically rebuilding the missing replicas in the background.

Your VPS continues to read and write the entire time, served by the surviving copies, and the rebuild rate is throttled so it does not impact production I/O. When a replacement disk or node comes back online, the cluster brings it into rotation and rebalances back to a balanced layout. For an extra off-cluster copy of your data, see Proxmox Backup Server.

Backups are an optional add-on, configured per VPS in the customer panel. Stored on a separate Proxmox Backup Server with client-side AES-256 encryption and content-defined deduplication. Standard retention is 7 daily, 4 weekly, 3 monthly. Pricing is per GB of backup space used.

Every VPS is covered by RTBH (Remotely Triggered Black Hole) filtering on our BGP uplinks, continuously fed by sFlow telemetry on our edge routers. When a destination IP is flooded, the blackhole community is automatically announced to upstream transit providers so the attack is dropped at their network edge.

RTBH is effective against L3/L4 volumetric floods (UDP, SYN, amplification). Layer 7 attacks need application-level defenses inside your container.

Yes. Every VPS includes IPv6 in dual-stack with IPv4. Larger IPv6 allocations are available on request and we run our own IPv6 PI space as a RIPE NCC LIR.

Yes. CPU, RAM, SSD, IPv4, IPv6, backup space and max backups are all configurable from the customer panel and the changes take effect on next reboot. SSD storage can be expanded online without downtime. Need a heavier setup? Move to a dedicated server; we handle the migration.

Power actions (start, reboot, stop, shut down), Backups + Backup Jobs + Schedules, Firewall + Firewall Options, Resource Graphs (CPU, Memory, Network, Disk I/O), one-click Reinstallation from a list of LXC templates, Resource Notifications, Snapshots, Task History, VM Power Tasks and an in-browser Xterm.js Console. Read more about the managed administration bundle.

The reinstall panel ships with current AlmaLinux 9, Debian 12 and 13, Devuan 5, Rocky Linux 9, Ubuntu 20.04 / 22.04 / 24.04 LTS. Templates are kept up to date. Custom or community templates can be added on request.

Yes. We enable nested cgroups, kernel keyring access and the FUSE / overlay features needed for modern container runtimes. Docker and Podman work out of the box; lightweight Kubernetes distributions like k3s and microk8s run reliably. For full control-plane Kubernetes clusters or workloads that mount custom kernel modules, prefer KVM VDS.

Default port speed is 80 MB/s (640 Mbps). Steps up to 1 Gbps and uncapped (Unlimited) are available as a config option in the customer panel and reflected on the order form. Bandwidth is metered separately, with generous monthly quotas; uncapped traffic profiles are available on request.

Yes. The customer panel accepts an SSH public key at deploy and on every reinstall, baked into the LXC template before first boot. The matching private key never leaves your machine. We never need or store your private key.

Yes, our NOC is on-call 24/7 for infrastructure incidents (datacenter, network, hypervisor, storage). Customer-application support during business hours is included; out-of-hours application-level support and escalation routing are part of the optional managed administration retainer.

Stripe (cards), bank transfer in EUR or RON, and on-account billing for established customers. Self-service ordering issues a pro-forma invoice; the final fiscal invoice is generated automatically on payment.

Yes. We invoice in EUR by default; RON invoices on request, converted at the BNR exchange rate of the invoice date. VAT is applied per Romanian / EU rules; reverse-charge VAT is available for valid VAT-registered EU customers outside Romania.

Yes. NDA is standard before any technical scoping. For workloads that touch personal data we sign a GDPR-aligned DPA. We are an EU-based company; data we process on your behalf stays in the EU unless you explicitly direct us otherwise.

99.9% monthly uptime for the VPS service, with proportional service credits for breach. Scheduled maintenance windows are announced via the customer panel and the status blog. Network-side redundancy is provided by multi-homed BGP transit on our LIR (AS57050) plus DSIX peering.

Yes. The most common path is to provision a new VPS, restore your application from a backup or perform a live rsync migration, then cut over DNS. The optional managed administration team handles the entire migration as a fixed-scope project, including a written runbook and acceptance test.

Yes. There is no minimum term. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing cycle; we keep one final backup for 7 days after termination at no extra charge so you can pull data if needed. No exit fees, no clawbacks.

Yes. The VPS is yours; you get full root inside the container plus an in-browser Xterm.js console as an out-of-band fallback. We do not maintain a hidden management user inside the guest. Anything we run for managed customers is documented in your runbook in your repo.