Host Seo GIGA-VZ, $ 30.00/mo. on Linux/Windows VPS

GIGA-VZ is a VPS series package intended for workloads that benefit from isolated resources and predictable monthly pricing.
Monthly price: $30 per month with a listed setup fee of $0.00.
CPU: Intel Xeon Gold - 1 core.
Guaranteed RAM: 6000 MB, with extra vRAM listed as 512 MB.
Storage: 3 TB (RAID1) with hardware RAID1 enabled as specified for the plan.
Monthly transfer: 24 TB (24000 GB).
Network and protection: 1 Gigabit connectivity with DDoS shield enabled.
Delivery time: 12 to 24 Hours.
Product positioning note: Storage VPS category with the largest capacity among listed VZ plans..
These allocations are suitable for application hosting, staging or production environments, APIs, and workloads where performance planning and isolation help reduce noisy-neighbor impact.

Virtual private servers in this series are presented as on-demand, enterprise-class instances designed for flexibility, security, scalability, and isolated operation.
The service is positioned for mission critical data and business critical workloads, including high-performance infrastructures, specialty configuration requirements, and environments with governance or regulatory constraints.
The lineup is grouped into unmanaged VPS, managed VPS, and storage VPS variants, with an emphasis on comprehensive control, isolation, privacy, and the ability to tailor resources to the application.
Across the catalog, each plan lists a $0 setup fee, a 1 Gigabit network connection, DDoS shield protection, and a stated delivery time window so deployment expectations are clear.
The platform is described as Virtuozzo-powered, with official templates and repeatable instance sizes that scale CPU cores and memory from small builds up to larger footprints for growth.
Operating system options are described as including multiple Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Suse, AlmaLinux) as well as Windows support, allowing workloads to match application stacks and operational preference.
Storage is described as enterprise-grade local SSD on RAID10 for high I/O performance and low latency, and scaling storage is framed as straightforward when capacity requirements increase.
High availability design elements include anti-affinity groups for spreading VMs across different physical hypervisors, redundant hardware concepts to reduce single points of failure, and live migrations to keep the container layer updated without requiring VM reboots.
Backup and recovery capabilities are described through virtual machine snapshots that can capture the instance state, enable one-click restore to a snapshot, and allow converting a snapshot into a reusable template.
Traffic notes highlight free inbound traffic and free traffic between nodes in clustered setups, with outbound traffic allowances described for load balancers in clustered architectures.
Access control is described as granular identity and access management so API keys can be limited, and the provider can deliver immediate in-house support for the server without requiring passwords or API credentials to be shared.
Elastic operations are supported through instance pools for provisioning groups of identical compute instances, improving availability and scalability for repeated workloads.
A service-level agreement describes a 100% network uptime guarantee and 100% power and service availability target in a month with service credits for downtime, plus 24/7/365 monitoring and support via live chat, helpdesk tickets, and email.
Payment options listed by the provider include major credit cards, PayPal, Skrill, wire transfer, Western Union, and Bitcoin, supporting both card-based and alternative settlement methods for recurring services.