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High-performance VDS servers

Root access, selectable OS and clear resources to scale your project.

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VDS locations

Pick the location closest to your audience; every country page lists its own plans.

Turkey VDS Servers Low latency and local infrastructure for visitors in Turkey. Germany VDS Server Germany for European traffic and GDPR-focused projects. Singapore VDS Server The Singapore backbone for the APAC region. USA VDS Server The United States for applications aimed at North America.

VDS benefits

A scalable virtual server with root access and clearly defined resources.

  • Guaranteed CPU and RAM
  • 1 Gbps port and high traffic
  • Control panel options
  • Weekly backups
  • Instant activation
  • Choice of Linux operating systems

VDS server guide

What a VDS is, how it differs from a VPS and how to pick a location.

What Is a VDS?

A VDS (Virtual Dedicated Server) is a virtualised slice of a physical server that gives you your own CPU, RAM and disk resources. With root and SSH access you manage the operating system and the software yourself.

What Is the Difference Between a VDS and a VPS?

In practice most providers use VDS and VPS to describe similar virtual server products. What really matters is the guaranteed resources, the disk type, the network and the level of management. On Hosting Dunyasi products the exact CPU, RAM and disk figures are shown on each plan card.

VDS vs. Shared Hosting

Shared hosting is panel-driven and easy to run, whereas a VDS opens the door to root access and custom software. As traffic or special requirements grow, a VDS becomes the better choice.

How Do You Choose a Location?

Choose the location nearest to where most of your users are. TR suits traffic from Turkey, DE covers Europe, SG serves APAC and US fits the American market. Keep in mind that latency figures vary with the network and the route taken.

What Do Managed and Unmanaged Mean?

On an unmanaged VDS you are responsible for administering the server, while the provider covers infrastructure availability. Unless a managed service is agreed separately, security patches, application setup and monitoring stay with you.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about VDS servers.

Most VDS servers are provisioned within minutes of payment approval, and the access details are sent through the panel or by email.
Yes. You can pick one of the supported Linux distributions while ordering.
Yes. All VDS plans come with SSH and root access.
You can review the plans on the Turkey, Germany, Singapore and United States location pages.
Backup options differ by location and plan, so please rely on the current details shown on the plan card and the order screen.
A VDS gives you reserved resources on virtualised shared hardware, while a dedicated server is a single-tenant physical machine.
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