Yegara VPS 320, ETB 17,000.00/mo. on Linux VPS

VPS 320 is the largest listed configuration on the page and is intended for users who need the most room in this range for intensive self managed workloads, larger application stacks, higher concurrency, or substantial test and deployment environments. The plan provides 16 vCPU cores, 32 GB RAM, 320 GB NVMe SSD storage, 20 TB monthly transfer, one dedicated public IPv4 address, and full root access for complete server control. Linux deployment options include Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, and CentOS. Because the product is unmanaged, it best fits experienced administrators and developers who are comfortable handling provisioning choices, operating system maintenance, software updates, and service configuration on their own. Optional automatic backups can be added and keep seven server copies, zero setup fee is indicated in the related order flow, and the provider's assistance is focused on infrastructure, hardware, and network issues rather than application management. Ports 25 and 465 are blocked by default, so mail sending should rely on port 587 and an external delivery service.

The VPS range is built as unmanaged Linux hosting for developers and technically capable users who want full root level control over their own server environment. Each VPS comes with a dedicated public IPv4 address and runs on NVMe SSD storage with 20 TB monthly transfer, while server deployment supports Linux images such as Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, and CentOS. The platform operates on green electricity, is positioned as GDPR compliant, and places servers in Europe with capacity in London and Germany. Support focuses on network and hardware issues rather than software administration, so the service is best suited to users who can manage operating system setup, updates, and application deployment on their own. Automatic backups are offered as an optional add-on and retain seven server copies. Billing continues for provisioned servers until they are deleted, even if they are powered off, and ports 25 and 465 are blocked by default, with port 587 recommended for outbound mail through external delivery services.