Servercore Free DNS Hosting, $ 0.00/mo. on DNS

Free DNS Hosting has been added on Aug 24, 2026

🔌 Domains Allowed :	unlimited
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsWire Transfer
🔨 Control Panel :	[In-house]
🔧 Category :	DNS
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskAvailable 24/7
⚑ Targeting :	KZ KE UZ

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*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Servercore is a regional cloud and infrastructure platform operating in Kenya, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan. The Kenyan and wider international customer relationship is handled through Servercore Africa Ltd; Uzbekistan uses Servercore, FE LLC, and Kazakhstan uses Modern Server Solutions LLP. The company records over 1,000 active clients, more than 120 custom projects yearly, and more than six years building cloud solutions. Its center of gravity is local infrastructure for Nairobi, Almaty, and Tashkent rather than a single distant global region.

The core offer combines Cloud Servers, physical Dedicated Servers, GPU instances, and VMware-based public or private cloud. Virtual machines run on OpenStack and can be scaled from the in-house dashboard, API, or Terraform. The dedicated range uses Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC hardware, while the GPU range includes NVIDIA A5000, A100, RTX PRO 6000, and H200 cards. The VMware side adds remote desktops, backup, disaster recovery, and familiar VMware infrastructure tooling. This is not a shared-hosting catalog: there is no conventional cPanel hosting or domain-reseller range.

The surrounding platform is substantial. Managed Kubernetes works alongside PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, Kafka, TimescaleDB, and ClickHouse database services. Object storage is S3 compatible, network file storage supports NFS and SMB, and cloud backup handles VM network-drive copies. The network layer includes free public DNS, private DNS, L3/L4 DDoS filtering, a Global Router private network, and Direct Connect. The service set also has SMTP mail, encrypted secrets management, mobile device testing, migration, and tailored infrastructure work. Free DNS is useful for existing domains, but domain registration itself remains an external-registrar purchase.

The account panel is designed for engineering teams. It centralizes IAM roles, consumption reports, billing, resource provisioning, network configuration, DNS, backups, and technical documentation. Terraform and API support make the service viable for repeatable infrastructure-as-code workflows. Customers can connect cloud, dedicated, Kubernetes, database, and storage resources on one isolated network instead of treating each service as a separate product island. A custom-project team is available for private clouds, dedicated racks, specialized access controls, and unusual deployment needs.

Location selection needs to happen early in the buying process. The regional matrix lists cloud, dedicated, database, and Kubernetes capacity in the main three-country footprint, but not every service is available in every pool. Nairobi has Tier III Design and Tier III facility information with ISO 27001 and PCI DSS references. Almaty lists Tier III Design and Tier III Facility status, plus ISO 14001, ISO 20000, ISO 9001, ISO 27001, and ISO 45000. Tashkent has several availability-zone entries, including N+1 Tier II and Tier III capacity. S3 is specifically shown in a Tashkent Tier III environment. A customer with residency, latency, or application-dependency requirements should verify the exact pool rather than rely only on the country name.

Servercore is therefore strongest for DevOps teams, application providers, AI workloads, regulated businesses, and organizations moving from on-premise systems into a connected regional cloud. The range has far more operational depth than a basic VPS provider: cloud compute, bare metal, databases, object and file storage, private networks, and migration services fit together under one control plane. It is less compelling for a beginner who only needs a website builder and a simple hosting account.