Run websites, applications, databases and development environments on a virtual private server.
Choose the CPU, RAM and storage your project needs.
A Cloud VPS is a virtual private server that runs on virtualized cloud infrastructure.
You get an independent server environment without having to buy or maintain a physical server. CPU, RAM and storage are assigned to the virtual server according to the selected configuration.
A Cloud VPS can be used for:
Run websites that need more CPU, RAM or server control than standard shared web hosting provides.
Host custom applications, backend services and APIs in your own server environment.
Run databases that require their own server resources and configuration.
Create environments for development, testing, staging and software deployment.
Host internal tools, customer portals and other business applications.
Install and run software that requires its own server environment.
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Run custom applications, development environments and software stacks.
Host websites, databases and business applications that need their own server environment.
Use VPS infrastructure for client projects, development and staging environments.
Run application backends, APIs and databases with allocated server resources.
Use a VPS when you need more control over the operating system and server configuration than shared web hosting provides.
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Select the CPU, RAM and storage required by your project.
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Select one of the operating systems available for your VPS.
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Complete your order and start configuring your server.
With shared web hosting, multiple customers use the same managed hosting environment and server configuration.
A VPS provides an isolated virtual server environment with allocated resources and more control over the operating system and server configuration.
Shared web hosting is usually better for standard websites that do not require server administration. A VPS is better for projects that need more resources, custom software or greater control.
Usually, yes. Managing a VPS can involve operating system updates, software installation, security configuration, backups and troubleshooting.
The Webland VPS is unmanaged.
Yes. You get root or administrator access to your VPS.
Yes. You can upgrade your VPS later if your project needs more resources.
This allows you to move to a configuration with more CPU, RAM or storage as your website, application or workload grows.
The following operating systems are available:
Yes. Backups are included with the VPS.
Yes. A VPS can host multiple websites if the server has enough resources and is configured for multiple sites.
Your VPS is hosted in a data center in Switzerland.
