Uplink capacity
The card’s count and speed describe host-node links. Two 10 Gbps links do not establish a 20 Gbps path or a dedicated 10 Gbps allocation to a VM.
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Find plans whose recorded host uplink speed is at least 10 Gbps per link. This describes node connectivity, not dedicated or guaranteed 10 Gbps throughput for each VPS.
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12 Matching plans
An affordable starting point for lightweight Linux services, development and personal VPN use. Not suitable for Windows Server.
More resources for small Linux applications and services. Windows Server is not recommended with this configuration.
A capable Linux VPS for growing applications and services. For Windows Server, choose KVM Basic Plus or higher.
More memory, storage and traffic for growing Linux workloads and larger applications.
Our recommended starting point for Windows Server, with 2 vCPU for additional processing capacity.
For Windows Server and demanding applications that benefit from 2 vCPU and additional memory.
For VPN, proxy and other network services. Includes 10 TB of monthly traffic; compare CPU and memory in the specifications below.
For VPN, proxy and other network services. Includes 10 TB of monthly traffic; compare CPU and memory in the specifications below.
For VPN, proxy and other network services. Includes 20 TB of monthly traffic; compare CPU and memory in the specifications below.
For VPN, proxy and other network services. Includes 20 TB of monthly traffic; compare CPU and memory in the specifications below.
For VPN, proxy and other network services. Includes 30 TB of monthly traffic; compare CPU and memory in the specifications below.
For VPN, proxy and other network services. Includes 30 TB of monthly traffic; compare CPU and memory in the specifications below.
Monthly prices in EUR, excluding VAT. Prices and configurations vary by location.
Uplink figures describe host connectivity. They are not a guaranteed speed for an individual VPS.
Test this location’s network →A dated test of a particular route, not a guaranteed VPS speed. Port capacity, measured throughput and included traffic are different quantities.
Measured at:
Measurement location: Graz
Test details and methodology →The card’s count and speed describe host-node links. Two 10 Gbps links do not establish a 20 Gbps path or a dedicated 10 Gbps allocation to a VM.
Published speed tests describe one route at one time. Compare their date and methodology, then use Looking Glass to assess routes to your own destinations.
Traffic allowance is a monthly data volume, separate from line rate. These plans are not described as unmetered or dedicated-bandwidth services.
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The host node must have uplinks rated at 10 Gbps or faster per link. Slower links are not added together to qualify.
No. The available fields describe the host uplinks; they do not establish a guaranteed VM interface rate, sustained throughput or an exclusive network port.
No. The dated location measurement is evidence for that test route only. Load, routing, remote endpoints and the selected VPS resources affect results.