VPS Documentation

Getting Started with Your VPS

This guide walks you through ordering a VPS, choosing an operating system, and connecting for the first time.

Choosing a Plan

  1. Go to the VPS page and browse the available server configurations
  2. Each option shows its location, hardware specs (CPU model, RAM, NVMe storage, network speed), and optional HDD
  3. Click Configure on the one that fits your needs

Configuring Your Server

On the configuration page you can adjust:

  • CPU Cores — number of virtual processor cores
  • RAM — memory in GB
  • NVMe Storage — fast SSD storage in GB
  • HDD Storage — optional secondary storage (not available on every host)
  • IPv4 Addresses — additional public IPs if needed
  • Backup Slots — 2 slots are included free, more can be added
  • Network Speed — 1 Gbit/s is included free, higher speeds available

The price updates in real time as you change the configuration.

Selecting an Operating System

Pick an operating system from the available list. Options include popular Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Debian, and AlmaLinux, as well as Windows Server.

Each OS has a minimum disk requirement shown next to it. Make sure your selected NVMe size meets the minimum for your chosen OS.

Completing the Order

  1. Review your configuration and price
  2. Click Add to Cart
  3. Complete the checkout process
  4. After payment your VPS is provisioned automatically

Provisioning typically takes a few moments. You can follow the progress in your dashboard.

Finding Your Connection Details

Once your VPS is ready, open it in the dashboard. The overview page shows:

  • IPv4 and IPv6 addresses — the public IPs assigned to your server
  • Root password — click to reveal the initial password
  • Status — current power state and any running tasks

Connecting to Your Server

Your VPS offers three ways to connect, all accessible directly from the dashboard:

  • SSH — command-line access via the built-in web terminal, or from your local machine with ssh root@YOUR_SERVER_IP
  • VNC — browser-based graphical console, works even when the OS is not fully booted
  • SFTP — file browser for uploading, downloading, and managing files without an external client

Enter the root password shown in your dashboard when prompted.

Next Steps

With your VPS running, you can:

  • Set up SSH keys — secure your server and skip password prompts (SSH Access)
  • Use the VNC console — graphical or emergency access when SSH is unavailable (VNC Console)
  • Manage files via SFTP — upload and download files from your browser (SFTP File Browser)
  • Configure the firewall — restrict access to only the ports you need (Firewall)
  • Create a backup — take a snapshot before making changes (Backups)
  • Point a domain — connect a domain to your server's IP in the Domains section
  • Monitor your server — check uptime, CPU, and memory metrics in your dashboard (Monitoring)