DMZ Host.co VSL.K-03, € 25.00/mo. on Linux/Windows VPS

VSL.K-03 keeps the 8 CPU core profile and raises memory to 12GB with 240GB SSD storage, one base IPv4 address with upgrade potential up to 250 IPv4 addresses, and unmetered bandwidth. The VPS can run Linux or Windows, and the order system provides separate Linux and Windows image groups with up to 20 images in each family. A control web panel is included for reinstalling the operating system, accessing the server console, and handling start or stop actions without waiting for manual support. The price is 25 EUR per month. This package is appropriate for heavier application hosting, private control panels, larger databases, multiple internal services, and traffic-heavy workloads that need the flexibility of KVM virtualization and a larger memory allocation.

KVM virtualization gives each virtual server an independent operating system and application environment, so the VPS behaves like a separate machine rather than a shared hosting account. The virtualization layer supports rapid migration, recovery, and failover between hardware nodes, while full root or administrator access allows customers to manage system software, services, and security according to their own requirements. The VPS platform uses high-performance servers with a balanced mix of CPU and RAM, SSD storage on RAID-backed infrastructure, native IPv6 networking, templates for operating system installation, and a user-friendly web panel for controlling the virtual machine. The panel can start and stop the VPS, install an operating system, and open console access. The network is multi-homed and reaches up to 10Gbit/sec, giving the VPS range a stronger backbone than typical entry shared hosting. Each VPS includes one IPv4 address as the base allocation with upgrade potential up to 250 IPv4 addresses, which is useful for projects that need additional routing or service separation. The product is positioned as offshore VPS hosting in a privacy-focused datacenter and supports both Linux and Windows operating systems. DMZHOST has general infrastructure messaging around enterprise hardware, optimized connectivity, total privacy, European IP services, and a stated 100 percent uptime posture. The terms allow peer-to-peer software, game servers, TOR exit nodes, IRC, heavy bandwidth use, video chat, and certain CPU-intensive workloads subject to limitations, but they prohibit phishing, attacks, spam-blacklist abuse, and DDoS attack activity. Delivered services are not refundable. Support is handled through tickets and departmental email, with separate sales, technical, and abuse contacts.