ipserver.su RU-EPYC-NVMe-1, € 3.35/mo. on Linux/Windows VPS

RU-EPYC-NVMe-1 has been added on Oct 3, 2024

💪 CPU/Cores :	1vCPU
🔋 RAM :	1000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalWire TransferBitcoin
🔨 Control Panel :	KVM
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskLive Chat
🌏 Server Locations :	Russian Federation
⚑ Targeting :	RU

See also initial RU-EPYC-NVMe-1 plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

IpServer.su is a server and infrastructure hosting provider with an operating history going back to 2007. The business works through IPSERVER LLC in Moscow, Russia, together with IPCSERVER LP in London, United Kingdom. The present Russian company was registered on September 1, 2014, with Alexey Valeryevich Shamaev serving as general director and holding 100% ownership. The IpServer hosting operation itself predates the current Russian legal entity, and its network activity under AS44812 reaches back to 2008.

The company concentrates on infrastructure rather than ordinary mass-market shared hosting. Its portfolio covers Dedicated Servers, KVM VPS/VDS, Server Colocation, FTP and remote backup storage, DNS Hosting, SSL Certificates, Control Panel Licenses, Microsoft SPLA software and paid server administration. This makes IpServer more relevant to developers, system administrators, businesses and experienced hosting customers than to someone looking for a basic shared-hosting account with a website builder.

The Dedicated Server catalog is particularly extensive. More than a thousand hardware configurations can appear across the complete inventory, including currently orderable systems as well as configurations retained from previous availability. The range stretches from relatively inexpensive older Xeon servers through modern AMD Ryzen, Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC systems, large-memory machines and storage-oriented servers with multiple hard drives.

Dedicated servers are available across a wide geographic footprint in Europe, North America, Asia and Oceania. Individual configurations can differ substantially in processor generation, memory, storage layout, RAID options, bandwidth, DDoS protection, IPv4 and IPv6 allocation, private-network support and remote-management capability. Some servers include IPMI or IPKVM, while additional IP addresses, routed subnets, backup capacity and higher bandwidth can be added where supported.

This large inventory is useful when a customer needs a very specific balance between CPU performance, RAM, disk capacity and location. Storage-oriented systems are also available with multiple high-capacity SATA drives, making the dedicated range suitable for backup repositories, large datasets and applications where disk capacity matters more than extremely fast NVMe storage.

The VPS/VDS service is more standardized and uses KVM virtualization. Customers receive full administrative access and can install their own operating system and software in an environment that behaves much like an independent physical server. Current NVMe VPS locations include Moscow, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Buffalo and Berkshire.

Entry VPS packages start with approximately 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM and 20 GB Enterprise NVMe storage. Larger plans scale through substantially higher CPU, memory and storage allocations, reaching configurations suitable for demanding databases, web applications, development environments and multi-service server installations. Depending on location, packages can extend to 64 GB RAM and several hundred gigabytes of NVMe storage.

One of the stronger technical characteristics of the VPS service is that the virtualization host servers belong to IpServer. The Moscow equipment is also company property. The virtualization platform uses enterprise server hardware and NVMe storage, with technologies including Intel VROC or hardware RAID depending on the node. The broader equipment base includes Supermicro, Dell and Intel platforms together with Intel and AMD processors, enterprise storage and hardware RAID controllers.

Server Colocation is available in Moscow for customers that prefer to install their own hardware. Colocation includes network connectivity and can be combined with remote power management, IPKVM, IPMI, VLAN functionality, DNS management, automated operating-system deployment and FTP backup capacity. Provisioning is normally possible within one business day once the physical server is available for installation.

Backup services are more flexible than a simple VPS snapshot. Remote FTP storage can be added to many server configurations, with capacities extending from relatively small allocations to many terabytes. VPS accounts can also use snapshot functionality. Regular independent backups remain important because unmanaged VPS and dedicated-server customers are responsible for protecting their own application and customer data unless a separate backup arrangement has been ordered.

A useful additional service is DNS Hosting. Primary and secondary DNS operate from separate geographic zones and can be managed through DNSManager. This gives server customers a convenient authoritative DNS platform without requiring a shared-hosting package simply to obtain DNS service.

Linux operating-system choices include AlmaLinux, Debian and Ubuntu, while eligible dedicated servers can also run Microsoft Windows Server. Windows Server 2016, 2019 and 2022 remain available on compatible configurations. English and Russian operating-system installation options are available where applicable.

The company interface is available in Russian and English. Its international structure is reflected in the broad range of server locations and billing currencies rather than in a conventional global shared-hosting catalog. Some product sections retain mixed Russian and English terminology, but the ordering and Client Area environment is heavily automated and gives experienced users considerable control over their servers.