GigsGigs Cloud Plan HK-AMD-VDSX9D-02, $ 138.00/mo.

Plan HK AMD VDSX9D 02 is the higher specification anti DDoS virtual dedicated server option on the Hong Kong page. Its monthly price is presented as 138 USD per month and the feature list positions it as a substantial upgrade over the 01 variant. The card highlights additional AMD EPYC processing power with more cores assigned to the VDS, a larger pool of ECC DDR4 memory and increased NVME storage capacity so that heavier workloads such as large databases, heavily trafficked application servers, proxy nodes or multiple game instances can run on a single virtual dedicated server without contention. As with the smaller plan, resources are dedicated rather than oversold and the system includes at least one dedicated IPv4 address with the possibility to add more through the provider''s order system. The port is described as a shared one gigabit uplink but with higher guaranteed bandwidth allocation and burst capacity compared with the entry plan, making it more suitable for sustained high throughput or users who need headroom during attack mitigation. Premium China CN2 and global DDoS protection are included, indicating that the VDS is automatically shielded by the same anti DDoS infrastructure used for the provider''s bare metal dedicated servers. Overall, HK AMD VDSX9D 02 is presented as a performance focused Hong Kong based virtual dedicated server for power users and businesses willing to pay more in exchange for stronger compute and I O capabilities while preserving the flexibility of self managed hosting.

These anti DDoS virtual dedicated servers in Hong Kong are built on AMD EPYC based nodes and marketed as a middle ground between VPS and bare metal dedicated hosting. Each VDS is allocated its own dedicated portion of CPU cores, ECC memory, bandwidth and storage so there is no sharing or noisy neighbour effect, and performance is advertised as consistent under load. The platform emphasises that VDS is powered by the latest AMD EPYC processor family with options scaling up in core count for more demanding applications such as high traffic web sites, application servers, game servers and other latency sensitive workloads. Storage is based on a mix of fast NVME and SSD disks, and the marketing notes that NVME storage is several times faster than traditional SATA SSD, which is itself faster than spinning disks, improving both boot time and application I O. Under the hood the provider operates a Hong Kong data centre with direct China CN2 connectivity and a DDoS mitigation stack that includes both local scrubbing and global DDoS protection for inbound attacks. The offer highlights that customers can request custom ISO images in addition to a library of templates and that systems can be reinstalled on demand without needing to open tickets, making it easy to move between Linux distributions or to deploy Windows with your own licence key.

Operationally the Hong Kong anti DDoS VDS line is positioned for customers who need extra protection for assets that must remain reachable even under hostile traffic conditions. The network is described as having multiple upstream carriers and a premium China CN2 route designed to optimise connectivity for East Asia users and reduce latency to the mainland. Marketing copy explains that the DDoS platform can filter volumetric and application level attacks without forcing customers to pay per incident fees and that a basic level of protection is included with each plan. Management features include an out of band remote reboot and KVM console so you can access the server even when the network stack is misconfigured or the operating system is down. The provider emphasises that both Windows Server 2019 and common Linux distributions such as Ubuntu and CentOS are supported, and that reinstallation can be triggered through the client area with a single click if you want to start from a clean image. Combined with ticket based support, an order portal and online documentation around the differences between virtual dedicated servers and shared hosting, the Hong Kong anti DDoS VDS family is clearly aimed at technically comfortable administrators who prefer self managed infrastructure with strong connectivity and bundled DDoS mitigation rather than fully managed hands off servers.