Linux VPS on NVMe SSD in Poland

VPS (Virtual Private Server) is a virtual server with isolated CPU, RAM and disk resources. It works like a separate server: you get root access, can install Linux, configure services, host websites, applications, databases and other projects.

VPS and VDS usually describe the same service: a virtual server with allocated resources and administrative access. The difference is mostly terminology, not the technology itself. It is more important to compare virtualization type, resources, disks, location and support terms.

KVM VPS is a virtual server based on KVM hardware virtualization. It provides isolated CPU, RAM and NVMe disk resources, full root access and the ability to install the operating system you need. Host4Biz VPS plans use KVM virtualization.

You need VPS when shared hosting is no longer enough: your site needs more resources, root access, custom software, a separate database, API, business application, or several projects on one server. VPS gives you more control and flexibility than shared hosting.

Linux VPS is suitable for websites, online stores, WordPress, CRM systems, business applications, databases, APIs, backup, monitoring, and test environments. VPS is a good choice when shared hosting is no longer enough and you need root access with flexible server configuration.

Choose a VPS by project load: a basic plan is enough for a small website, WordPress, online stores and CRM systems usually need more RAM and CPU, while multiple projects, APIs or databases require a plan with extra resources. NVMe disks, KVM virtualization, backup and server location are also important.

Shared hosting is suitable for simple websites where root access and custom server configuration are not required. Choose VPS if your project needs guaranteed resources, custom Linux settings, separate services, non-standard software or more performance.

VPS is cheaper and more flexible than a dedicated server, so it suits websites, applications and medium-load projects. Choose a dedicated server when you need all resources of a physical machine, maximum isolation, custom hardware configuration or very high load.

Linux knowledge is useful if you administer VPS yourself: it helps with installing and updating software, configuring services and securing the server. If you do not have enough experience, you can contact support or order server administration.

Yes. You can attach your own ISO image to a Linux VPS and install the operating system or software environment you need. Ready-made templates for popular Linux distributions, including Ubuntu, Debian and AlmaLinux, are also available.

Yes. VPS plans include daily backups. A nightly backup can help restore data if files are deleted or damaged. For separate backup scenarios, you can also configure additional backups to backup hosting.

The Linux VPS price includes KVM virtualization, NVMe disk, root access, VNC access (IP-KVM), the ability to attach your own ISO image, free daily backup, IPv6 addresses, a 100 Mbps port, and server location in Warsaw, Poland.

Yes. You can add extra resources to a VPS plan: CPU cores, RAM, NVMe disk space, IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. This is useful when a project grows and the current configuration is no longer enough.

Yes. You can move a website to VPS yourself or with help from a specialist. Before migration, choose the right plan and prepare the Linux server, web server, database, and DNS. If you are not sure about the configuration, contact support and we will suggest a VPS for your project.

Host4Biz Linux VPS servers are located in Warsaw, Poland. This location is suitable for projects that need good connectivity with Europe and nearby regions, as well as stable datacenter infrastructure.

Yes. Host4Biz provides a separate Windows VPS service. It is suitable for Remote Desktop, Windows applications, trading, 1C and other tasks that require a Windows server. Plans and terms are available on the Windows VPS page.