Virtual servers

Virtual machines on hardware we actually own

KVM instances for workloads that do not need a whole server. Same network, same NOC, same routing as our bare metal.

What you get

Small footprint, same network

The sensible starting point before a dedicated machine earns its keep.

Full virtualisation with dedicated vCPU allocations rather than shared containers.

Local NVMe throughout — no network storage tier adding latency to every write.

IPv4 and IPv6 on every instance.

Identical peering and transit path as our dedicated servers, across 300+ networks.

Point-in-time snapshots before you do the thing you are not sure about.

Move to dedicated hardware in the same facility when the workload outgrows a VM.