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Turkey VDS ServerLow ping and high performance for local reach.
Germany VDS ServerStrong, stable connectivity on the EU backbone.
Singapore VDS ServerIdeal location for Asia-Pacific projects.
USA VDS ServerUS location for global projects.
Turkey Dedicated ServerPhysical server power dedicated to you.
Germany Dedicated ServerHigh-capacity dedicated server in Europe.
Virtual server · Multiple locations
Root access, selectable OS and clear resources to scale your project.
Current VDS plans in Turkey, Germany, Singapore and the United States. Prices change with monthly and annual billing cycles.
Visit the country pages for location-specific details and technical information.
A scalable virtual server with root access and clearly defined resources.
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.
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.
Common questions about VDS servers.
What a VDS is, how it differs from a VPS and how to pick a location.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
