Server VPS

A VPS (Virtual Private Server) is a virtual server that runs on a physical machine but is separate from other users. It allows full control over the operating system and configuration, similar to a dedicated server, but is cheaper because the resources are shared.

VPS is used to host websites, applications, databases, and also to run various services such as mail servers, game servers, or development environments. Thanks to its flexibility and control over resources, VPS is an ideal solution for companies and individuals who need stability and performance but do not want to invest in a dedicated physical server.

1. Flexibility - Ability to adjust resources to the user's needs.
2. Control - Full access to the operating system and the ability to install your own software.
3. Security - Isolation from other users on the same physical server.
4. Scalability - Ease of increasing resources as needs grow.
5. Costs - Lower costs compared to a dedicated physical server, while maintaining high performance.

VPS servers are designed for small to medium businesses, developers, bloggers, and anyone who needs more control over their hosting environment. They are ideal for people who require more performance and flexibility than shared hosting offers, but don’t need the full infrastructure of a dedicated physical server.

1. Cost - A VPS is usually cheaper than a dedicated physical server.
2. Management - A VPS offers full access to the operating system, similar to a dedicated server, but is easier to manage.
3. Flexibility - A VPS allows for quick scaling of resources, which is more difficult with a physical server.
4. Isolation - A VPS provides isolation from other users, but still shares physical resources with other VPSs on the same server.
5. Performance - A dedicated physical server can offer higher performance because the resources are not shared.

VPS servers can be equipped with various operating systems, including:

1. Vps Linux - Popular distributions such as Ubuntu, CentOS, Debian, Fedora.
2. Vps Windows - Various server versions of Windows.
3. Other - Other operating systems that are compatible with virtualization.

1. Performance - Dedicated resources provide better performance.
2. Security - Better isolation from other users.
3. Control - Full access to the operating system and the ability to install your own software.
4. Scalability - Easily increase resources as your needs grow.
5. Flexibility - Ability to customize the environment to meet your specific needs.

Yes, you can install Minecraft on a VPS. With full access to the operating system, you can install and configure a Minecraft server to suit your needs. A VPS provides enough performance and flexibility to run a game server, making it ideal for gaming enthusiasts.

The data on the VPS server is replicated to maintain the integrity and security of your data. However, it is not a backup. There is still a risk of encryption or deletion by unauthorized persons. Depending on the services, backup can be done in many ways. If you need help, please contact our customer service department.

Configuration of the VPS server requires the selection of appropriate parameters, such as the amount of RAM, CPUs and disk space. When making a choice, consider the requirements of your environment, project size and budget, as well as optimal use of resources. Depending on the project and the characteristics of the running services, the demand for CPU and RAM may be extremely different. For help with setting up a VPS server, please contact our customer service.

Our VPS are tailored to a variety of legal uses. Customers are free to choose how to use server resources, as long as these activities are legal under Polish law. However, we would like to point out that our virtual servers are not designed to handle large amounts of data transfer. If we observe continuous, intensive data transfer of several hundred Mbps, we may be forced to limit the connection bandwidth in order to ensure optimal performance and stability of services for all our users. This decision is always carefully considered and applied to ensure a balance between the needs of individual customers and the overall performance of our infrastructure.

Ceph is an SDS (Software Defined Storage) system that stores data as objects. It offers high performance, reliability and flexibility. Ceph consists of a series of servers and subsystems that allow you to scale and backup data and store it securely. By storing copies of data in three different places, we minimize the possibility of failure to virtually zero.

SSD (Solid State Drive) is a data medium that uses flash memory technology. It is much faster and more durable than a traditional hard drive, so it offers better performance and higher reliability. SSD offers lower access time and faster loading of applications and files, which translates into the performance of your service.

To generate a public key, you need to do it on your local computer. The process may vary depending on your operating system:

Linux:

1. Open the terminal on your Linux computer.
2. Enter the command "ssh-keygen" and press Enter. You will be prompted to choose a location to save the key and enter a password (optional).
3. If you choose to use a password, it will be used to secure the private key. It's important to choose a strong and unique password.
4. After entering the password, the private and public keys will be generated. The private key will be saved on your computer, while the public key will be displayed on the screen.
5. Copy the public key and paste it in the appropriate location in your client panel.

Windows:

1. Download PuTTYgen from the website www.chiark.greenend.org.uk and install it on your computer.
2. Open PuTTYgen and select "Generate".
3. Move your mouse around the blank area while the key is being generated (this helps with the randomization process).
4. Once the key generation process is complete, the program will display the public and private keys.
5. Select "Save public key" and save the key in the desired location on your computer or paste it in your client panel.

Note: Remember that the private key is very important and should be kept in a secure location, preferably encrypted with a password. Do not share it with anyone who does not have access to it.