Floki NET Finland VPS V, € 43.99/mo. on Linux VPS

Finland VPS V targets power users and agencies that host multiple heavy sites or application stacks under one account and want the compute capacity to keep everything responsive. With 8 CPU cores and 8 GB of RAM, the server can confidently run numerous web applications, database instances, task workers and monitoring tools in parallel without saturating CPU or memory under normal conditions. The 180000 MB NVMe storage allocation supports sizeable relational databases, message queues, local caches and large codebases while maintaining rapid random access and throughput. A 1 Gbit uplink combined with 15000 GB of monthly traffic provides room for sustained visitor growth, regular deployment of new releases and frequent backup transfers to other regions. Network addressing includes 1 IPv4 address together with a /64 IPv6 block, making it straightforward to design separated public, internal and management subnets, allocate IPs to containers or adopt IPv6 native services for modern clients. Built on KVM virtualization and equipped with a virtual IPMI console, Finland VPS V gives administrators near bare metal control over the environment, enabling kernel level tuning, snapshot and reinstall workflows and efficient disaster recovery without relying constantly on support intervention.

All FlokiNET VPS plans are designed as privacy friendly, self managed virtual machines running on KVM virtualization with a focus on resilience and freedom of expression. Servers are offered from several European locations, including Iceland, Romania, Finland and the Netherlands, so you can choose the jurisdiction and latency profile that best matches your project or audience. Each VPS benefits from enterprise grade hardware, NVMe storage for fast disk access and 1 Gbit uplinks routed through DDoS protected networks with more than 1 Tbps of mitigation capacity to keep services reachable even during large scale attacks. Customers receive full root access, the ability to reinstall operating systems from templates or ISOs and a virtual IPMI or console interface for out of band management when regular SSH or RDP access is unavailable. The company supports a wide range of payment methods such as Paypal, classic bank transfer, Western Union, several cryptocurrencies and other privacy oriented options, allowing you to balance anonymity and convenience according to your threat model. FlokiNETs history and documentation emphasise a mission to provide stable hosting for activists, journalists, NGOs and controversial projects that might not fit comfortably with mainstream providers, and its support team can be reached via tickets, phone and other channels if you need help choosing a location, migrating workloads or troubleshooting performance issues.