VPS Multi

The main difference lies in the fact that the standard VPS is designed as an independent server with fixed resources and a monthly or annual payment; while VPS Multi is an advanced infrastructure solution. The three key points that distinguish them are:

• Management. In the standard VPS, you manage each server independently. With VPS Multi, you have a single panel from which you can deploy and manage multiple servers, private networks, and load balancers as a single ecosystem.
• Billing Model. The traditional VPS has a fixed monthly or annual fee. The VPS Multi is pay-as-you-go by the minute: you only pay for the exact time the server is created. If you need a powerful server for a 2-hour task and then delete it, you will only pay for those 2 hours.
• Networking Features. VPS Multi allows you to go much further than a standalone server. It includes professional tools like Private Networks (VLAN) to connect your machines securely, Load Balancers to absorb traffic peaks, and Object Storage (S3) for massive storage.

VPS Multi is designed to allow you to deploy multiple servers, whether interconnected or not, with additional storage (Block Storage) or external (Object Storage)...

A VPS is the virtual partition of a shared physical server that offers dedicated resources at a lower cost, with performance that may vary. A dedicated server consists of a complete physical server with exclusive resources for a single user, ensuring more consistent performance at a higher cost.

The main differences between a VPS and a Cloud Server are:

• Infrastructure. A VPS is a virtual machine that runs on a dedicated physical server and shares resources with other VPS instances on the same physical machine, such as CPU, RAM, and storage. A cloud server is part of a distributed cloud infrastructure. Resources are distributed across multiple physical servers in a highly scalable and redundant environment.
• Flexibility. VPS resources are fixed and limited. If you need more resources, you can upgrade to a higher-tier VPS. Cloud servers are highly scalable. You can increase or decrease resources as needed in a more flexible manner, as the cloud can provide additional resources instantaneously.
• Billing. Both Cloud and VPS Multi offer flexible billing, as you only pay for the time you use the resources.

The provisioning time for your VPS usually takes just a few minutes. In the case of larger servers, the installation process may take a bit longer.

Besides choosing the server size that best fits your project, during the subscription process, you will also be able to select the operating system (Windows/Linux). Once you access your control panel, if needed, you can create as many VPS instances as required and add additional functionalities such as load balancers, private networks, firewalls…

Yes. If you need to increase resources, you just have to change to a higher model from your Customer Area.

Yes. With your VPS Multi you can access your server through an encrypted SSH connection (Linux) or via RDP (Windows) to have total control over all your servers. You also have a KVM console in the control panel to help ensure server access in case you have firewall or network limitations for SSH or RDP connections.

With VPS Multi you only pay for the resources you have used last month. It is a service that adapts to the characteristics of your project.

No, setup is completely free.

None. You only pay for the resources you have used, so you can stop all your resources and we won't charge you anything.

The choice between Linux and Windows as the operating system for your VPS depends on your needs. For example, if you are looking for a robust, secure operating system, ideal for web servers and open-source applications, you should opt for Linux. Windows is convenient if you need compatibility with specific Microsoft technologies, such as ASP.NET and MSSQL, and you prefer a familiar graphical interface.

A load balancer automatically distributes incoming traffic from your website among two or more VPS. You need it if you seek high availability (so that your website stays online even if a server fails) or if you receive such a high volume of traffic that a single server cannot handle it smoothly. The load balancer is a resource provided at no additional cost.

• Cloning a server: creates an exact and identical copy of your current server, including all software, configurations, and data. It is mainly used to quickly deploy multiple uniform servers (to use them with a load balancer) or for testing environments.
• Adding an additional server: provides you with a new and empty machine. If you already have a standard prepaid VPS, you can create these additional servers under the postpaid model. This gives you immediate access to flexible scaling, clearer cost separation, and on-demand deployment.

They are two types of scalable storage for different needs:

• Block Storage: works like an external hard drive connected directly to your server. It is fast and the best option for active data or to expand your VPS disk space easily.
• Object Storage (S3): is designed for backups and files. It is a low-cost solution ideal for storing massive amounts of static files (images, logs) or for disaster recovery (Disaster Recovery) outside the main server.

Both are independent services that are billed additionally based on the usage you make.