Deploy Cloud VPS servers automatically via Client Portal, CLI or REST API
Scale up your Cloud VPS server resources automatically in a few clicks
Get qualified technical assistance every you need it by email, live chat or phone
Perfectly suited for small websites, micro-services, distributed systems and development environments.
Every Cloud VPS server can be easily scaled-up to a higher tier
Connect to your server securely through SSH or VNC Console
Automate your server management through REST API and DevOps integrations
Use Crypto, Credit Card, PayPal, or any other payment option
Our network is protected against the most common DDoS attacks by default
There’s 1TB of free monthly egress traffic included, while any extra costs from $0.5/TB
You may add private subnets, floating or DDoS protected IPs on demand
Add up to 2TB of secure Backup Storage to protect your sensitive data
A cloud VPS is a virtual server created through a process called virtualization. A virtualization software (hypervisor) is installed on a single physical server. Virtual machines are then created on top of the hypervisor. A portion of the underlying physical server’s hardware resources is allocated to each Virtual server.
Cherry Servers offers a wide range of virtual servers for small to average workloads. You can deploy a Cloud VPS for as little as $3.24 per month across modern data centers in six geographical regions: Lithuania, the Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, the United States, and Singapore. To deploy a cloud VPS Server, visit our home page and create an account. Once you have created an account, log into the client portal and click the ‘New Instance‘ button on the menu bar to create a VPS. Our platform supports a range of payment methods, including VISA, Mastercard, Paypal, and Crypto.
To scale your Cloud VPS server, on the client portal, select your VPS, click ‘Actions,’ and then click ‘Upgrade.' In the pop-up window, select a higher VPS to get additional resources, including CPU, RAM, and disk space. Then click ‘Upgrade’. The upgrade may take a few minutes to complete. Be notified that you should schedule some downtime and restart the services once the upgrade is complete.
We offer the following 64-bit operating systems on our Cloud VPS servers: Ubuntu (20.04, 22.04, 24.04), Debian (11, 12), AlmaLinux (8, 9), RockyLinux (8, 9), OpenSUSE Leap (1), Fedora (37, 38, 39), CentOS Stream 9 and Alpine Linux 3.
Even though a cloud VPS shares the same underlying physical server with other VPS instances, each VPS runs in isolation from other servers. The isolation gives users a private environment with virtual resources, including storage, RAM, and CPU. You also get a static IP with root access, which gives you complete control over managing your VPS. The isolation provides privacy and ensures other users cannot access your files and applications.
A cloud VPS lets you effortlessly scale up resources. This allows clients to add resources on the go. For instance, you can easily add additional RAM, CPU cores, and storage to support growing business demands such as high website traffic and computational power with a few clicks of a button.
Cloud VPS servers adopt a Pay-As-You-Go pricing model that bills users for resources consumed on the spot or on an hourly basis. In addition to this model, we offer fixed-term billing on a monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and annual basis.
Cloud VPS providers offer SSD-based storage, high processing power, and high-speed networking, resulting in high performance compared to shared hosting. Resources can be further optimized to meet your specific workload demands. For example, you can add floating IPs to allow for failover and enhance service availability.
A Cloud VPS offers better security than shared hosting due to resource isolation. Each VPS runs independently, reducing risks from neighboring servers. Most providers also include DDoS protection. However, hypervisor flaws can expose VPS instances, so additional security measures are crucial.
With VPS hosting, you get full root access for complete server control. You can install, modify, and remove software, optimize network settings with private subnets and floating IPs, and customize backups with automated or manual configurations, including restore options.
Choosing between a VPS and a dedicated server depends on resource requirements, use cases, and budget. A VPS is ideal for hosting websites and applications requiring more processing power than what shared hosting can offer. A VPS is mostly used by developers and operation teams to host applications and websites and as a testing environment without spending more on a dedicated server.
A dedicated server typically provides top-notch hardware resources for enhanced performance. It grants you absolute control over underlying hardware and programs and offers numerous configuration options to fine-tune network, security, and storage settings. Dedicated servers are a perfect fit for businesses that need unparalleled processing power, performance, and security.
Cloud VPS pricing is dependent on the hosting provider and the number of resources to be provisioned. Our Cloud VPS plans start from $USD 5.83 per month and can also be billable hourly, quarterly, annually, and semi-annually. We have servers located in six different countries: Singapore, the United States, the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, and Lithuania.
In an unmanaged VPS, the hosting provider hands you the controls to set up and manage your server as you deem fit. As the VPS owner, you are responsible for setting up your server, installing software and updates, applying security patches, and any other server-related operations. The unmanaged model is ideal for business owners with significant expertise in handling and customizing servers to their preferences.
Cherry Servers offers 24/7 technical support, assisting with basic troubleshooting and hardware-related queries. We also offer a knowledge base with product documentation and guides to help you with common questions and setup.
Yes, you can. A VPS provides you with the flexibility of creating custom virtual host files to host multiple domains on the same server. Each domain is hosted alongside its website files. For instance, you can configure Nginx or Apache web server to host multiple domains. While it can be cost-effective to host multiple websites on a single VPS, the number of websites you host on a VPS should align with the resources allocated.
VPS servers are generally secure owing to the isolation of resources and the inherent security provided by the cloud infrastructure. Each server runs independently of others thanks to a hypervisor that provides a virtualization layer for server isolation.
While rare, security vulnerabilities in the virtualization layer can pose a potential risk to the VPS servers, leading to data breaches. An attacker may, for instance, break the isolation provided by the hypervisor by exploiting a security hole in the hypervisor, potentially giving it access to the underlying host or other nearby VPS servers.
Nevertheless, VPS server security can be fortified by ensuring the host OS and hypervisor are fully patched and turning off unused ports and services. Cherry Servers offers security measures like built-in DDos protection, advanced firewall options, and backup storage options to reduce the risk of data breaches.
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