You can adjust your VPS's CPU cores, memory, storage, bandwidth, additional IPv4 addresses, and term at any time. This guide explains how to upgrade or downgrade, how billing works, and what to expect when renewing or canceling.
Storage and bandwidth are available immediately after the change. New CPU and RAM values take effect only after you restart the VPS through the panel. Restarting from the operating system isn't enough. Your VPS won't restart automatically, so you can choose when to do it.
Whether you can use the additional storage in your operating system immediately depends on your system:
| System | What happens to the additional storage |
|---|---|
| Linux with cloud-init | The partition and file system are automatically expanded on the next boot. |
| Linux without cloud-init (e.g., a custom ISO installation) | Expand the partition and file system yourself, for example with growpart and resize2fs. |
| Windows | Drive C: is automatically expanded on the next restart through the panel. Otherwise, expand it in Disk Management; see Expand a disk in Windows Server. |
