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New Linux VPSs: Now on KVM Host Systems

Eric1 min16 May 20253 Views
New Linux VPSs: Now on KVM Host Systems

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We have updated our Linux VPS lineup: All newly ordered Linux VPSs now run on KVM host systems instead of LXC!

The benefits of KVM include:

  • Dedicated resources for each server
  • Every server has its own kernel
  • Improved security and isolation

With our new Linux VPS, you’ll get more freedom and more security — and the best part: the price stays the same!

Get your Linux VPS now and save 50% with the following voucher code:

kvmforlinuxvps

Use the following link to go directly to our Linux VPS offers:

New Servers

You can now also rent the following servers that have recently been added to our system:

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Eric

Developer, FiveM

Developer and system administrator at ZAP-Hosting, responsible for FiveM and RedM, as well as technical and security topics.

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