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A Virtual Private Server (VPS) is a virtual machine created by dividing a dedicated server into multiple isolated virtual servers through a process called virtualization. Each server, or VPS, operates independently with its own dedicated resources. Among various virtualization technologies, MonoVM uses Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) virtualization, which is built into the Linux Kernel. A KVM VPS runs the kernel on the root node and offers the flexibility to host other operating systems, making it a robust and versatile solution for modern hosting needs.
KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) offers true hardware-level virtualization, providing each VPS with a fully isolated kernel, dedicated resources, and performance comparable to a physical server. Unlike container-based virtualization such as OpenVZ or LXC, where multiple users share the same host kernel, KVM runs each virtual machine independently — ensuring greater security, stability, and customization.
In KVM virtualization, users can install any operating system, customize kernel modules, and manage performance at the hypervisor level, just like on a dedicated server. This independence eliminates the risk of cross-tenant resource interference common in container environments and delivers consistent performance for demanding workloads.
MonoVM’s KVM VPS hosting leverages Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC processors, NVMe SSD storage, and Linux kernel virtualization to guarantee optimal resource allocation and high I/O speed. Whether you’re deploying a production web application, running Docker containers, or hosting development environments, KVM ensures the perfect balance of control, power, and reliability that container solutions like OpenVZ simply can’t match.
Customize your KVM VPS with the OS and control panel of your choice, tailored to your workflow. From web hosting and databases to SaaS platforms, development, and enterprise workloads, KVM delivers the performance and flexibility you need.
AlmaLinux VPS HostingA reliable solution for VPS hosting environments and enterprise deployments requiring a rock-solid operating system. Stability, security, and enterprise-level performance are not just benefits; they are the norm. These features are available to everyone daring to dream big and achieve more. Step into the AlmaLinux community, a community-driven Linux ecosystem tailored for those who crave a production-grade platform.
Latest Almalinux Versions
AlmaLinux 10.0 (Purple Lion) — May 27, 2025
AlmaLinux 9.6 (Sage Margay) — May 20, 2025
AlmaLinux 9.5 (Teal Serval) — November 18, 2024
AlmaLinux 9.4 (Seafoam Ocelot) — May 6, 2024
Buy VPS Hosting with CentOSCentOS Stream 10 — December 12, 2024
CentOS Stream 9 — December 3, 2021
CentOS Stream 8 — September 24, 2019
VPS with Debian OSDebian 13 (Trixie) — August 9, 2025
Debian 12 (Bookworm) — June 10, 2023
Debian 11 (Bullseye) — August 14, 2021
Debian 10 (Buster) — July 6, 2019
Buy VPS Server with Ubuntu OSLatest Ubuntu Server Versions
25.10 (Questing Quokka) — October 2025
25.04 (Plucky Puffin) — April 2025
24.04 LTS (Noble Numbat) — April 2024
22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish) — April 2022
Oracle VPS Hostinglatest Oracle Linux versions
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openSUSE Leap 16.0 — October 1, 2025
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Windows Server 2025 — November 1, 2024
Windows Server 2022 — August 18, 2021
Windows Server 2019 — November 13, 2018
Windows Server 2016 — August 2, 2016
MikroTik VPSTake control with MikroTik on MonoVM’s fast, stable, and secure infrastructure. Ideal for pros and enterprises, it offers advanced routing, firewall, full root access, remote management, and DDoS protection—all backed by 24/7 expert support.
latest MikroTik RouterOS stable release
RouterOS 7.20.1 (Stable) — Released in 2025
FreeBSD VPSlatest FreeBSD versions
FreeBSD 14.3 — June 10, 2025
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CpanelOur Virtual Machine Hosting offers a customizable, robust hosting solution. Built with top-tier hardware, it delivers high-speed performance, root access, and compatibility with multiple Linux distributions for versatile functionality. Our servers are optimized for cPanel to ensure superior performance. Small business owners and personal website managers can handle multiple client projects effortlessly. Rely on our professional support team for seamless management and exceptional results. Easily manage your domains, create email accounts, and install applications using cPanel's intuitive, user-friendly interface.
cPanel System Requirements
CPU: 1.1 GHz processor (2+ cores recommended)
RAM: 2 GB minimum (4 GB recommended)
Storage: 20 GB minimum (40 GB+ recommended for production)
Architecture: 64-bit (x86_64 or AMD64)
DirectAdminDirectAdmin VPS System Requirements
CPU: 500 MHz minimum (multi-core recommended)
RAM: 4 GB minimum (plus at least 4 GB swap memory)
Storage: 2 GB free space minimum after Linux installation
Architecture: 64-bit (x86_64 or AMD64; Intel and AMD supported, Solaris/Sparc not supported)
ISPmanagerISPmanager VPS System Requirements
CPU: 1 core minimum (multi-core recommended for better performance)
RAM: 1 GB minimum (2 GB recommended)
Disk space: 10 GB minimum (more recommended for production environments)
Architecture: 64-bit (x86_64 or AMD64)
Software: Compatible with major Linux distributions (CentOS, AlmaLinux, Debian, Ubuntu)
CyberPanelCyberPanel System Requirements
CPU: 1 vCore minimum (2+ vCores for multiple websites)
RAM: 1 GB minimum (2–4 GB recommended for smooth performance)
Storage: 20 GB SSD/NVMe (expandable for website files, emails, and databases)
DokployLet the Dokploy be your ultimate partner in deployment, designed to ignite passion in your development process. Crafted for engineers and developers, it simplifies application management, turning complexity into effortless pleasure. Get started instantly with pre-configured templates for tools like Supabase, Cal.com, and Pocketbase because your time deserves nothing less than pure satisfaction.
System Requirements
CPU: 2 vCores (4+ vCores recommended for CI/CD pipelines)
RAM: 2 GB minimum (4–8 GB recommended for optimal performance)
Storage: 25 GB SSD/NVMe (expandable for builds, images, and database storage)
CoolifyCoolify is a comprehensive PaaS solution that seamlessly integrates with both hosted and self-hosted platforms like GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea, and more. Coolify simplifies deployments, resource management, and tool integration, offering endless possibilities. Best of all, it removes the hassle of server management and the complexities that come with it.
System Requirements
CPU: 2 vCores (4+ vCores recommended for multiple apps)
RAM: 2 GB minimum (4–8 GB recommended for smooth management)
Storage: 25 GB SSD/NVMe (expandable for app data, builds, and backups)
PleskPlesk for Linux System Requirements
CPU: 1 core minimum (multi-core recommended)
RAM: 1 GB + 1 GB swap (minimum)
Disk space: 20 GB (minimum)
Architecture: 64-bit (x86_64 or AMD64)
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WebminWebmin System Requirements
CPU: 1 GHz minimum (multi-core recommended)
RAM: 1 GB minimum
Disk space: 2 GB minimum
Architecture: 64-bit (x86_64 or AMD64)
Software: Compatible with most major Linux distributions
VestaCPVestaCP System Requirements
CPU: 1 GHz minimum
RAM: 512 MB minimum
Disk space: 20 GB minimum
Architecture: 64-bit (x86_64 or AMD64)
CWPCWP (Control Web Panel) System Requirements
CPU: 1 core minimum (multi-core recommended)
RAM: 2 GB minimum (4 GB+ recommended)
Storage: 20 GB minimum (more recommended)
Architecture: 64-bit (x86_64 or AMD64)
VPN Server Use Cases for VPS HostingA VPS (Virtual Private Server) provides an ideal foundation for building your own VPN (Virtual Private Network), giving you full control over encryption protocols, network routing, and data privacy. Unlike shared VPN providers, a VPS-based VPN ensures dedicated resources, consistent speed, and no third-party logging — key signals of trust and transparency.
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By using your VPS as a VPN server, you gain speed, privacy, and control — turning your hosting environment into a private network gateway within your own trusted infrastructure.
Web Hosting Use Cases for VPS HostingTypical use cases include hosting multiple websites, managing CMS platforms like WordPress, and running custom web apps with full server control.
A VPS gives you dedicated power, flexibility, and reliability to host without limits.
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A VPS ensures fast performance, data security, and room to scale — essential for growing online businesses.
Game ServersA VPS is perfect for hosting private or community game servers with full performance control and low latency. You can easily deploy popular titles like Minecraft VPS, CS:GO, and Rust, configure mods, and manage players securely.
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A VPS gives gamers dedicated power, low ping, and freedom to customize every aspect of their gaming experience.
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A VPS mail stack delivers deliverability control, security, and scalability you can’t get from shared hosting.
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Common use cases:
A VPS-based crypto node ensures decentralization, data sovereignty, and continuous uptime for blockchain enthusiasts and developers alike.
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A VPS database setup ensures fast query performance, secure storage, and full administrative freedom — key factors for data-driven applications and scalable infrastructures.
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A VPS-based development environment provides speed, control, and isolation, empowering teams to innovate without dependency limits.
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A VPS enables secure connectivity, persistent uptime, and cross-location flexibility — making it ideal for remote teams and professionals.
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A VPS-based setup ensures data privacy, redundancy, and complete ownership — ideal for businesses and individuals seeking independent cloud or backup solutions.
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A VPS provides dedicated performance, high availability, and network-level control, making it the perfect environment for system administrators, DevOps teams, and network engineers managing complex infrastructures.
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Here you can see the most common questions about Linux VPS.
KVM, short for Kernel-based Virtual Machine, is an open-source virtualization technology built into the Linux kernel. It enables the kernel to function as a hypervisor, allowing multiple virtual machines (VMs) to run simultaneously on a single physical server.
Each VM operates independently with its own dedicated resources, such as CPU, RAM, and storage, and can run different operating systems. KVM ensures full virtualization and efficient resource management, making it a popular choice for VPS hosting solutions.
To use KVM, a processor with hardware virtualization extensions, such as Intel VT (Virtualization Technology) or AMD-V (AMD Virtualization), is required. These extensions provide the necessary support for running multiple isolated VMs on a single physical host.
VPS (Virtual Private Server) hosting is a web hosting solution that provides users with a virtual server environment, offering more control and resources than shared hosting. VDS (Virtual Dedicated Server) is another term used to describe a similar concept, where users get dedicated resources on a virtual server. Both VPS and VDS provide independent environments, allowing users to run their own operating systems and applications. They are cost-effective solutions that balance the benefits of shared hosting and dedicated servers, ideal for growing businesses and websites with higher resource demands.
MonoVM’s VPS servers consistently rank among the best in independent performance tests. In VPSBenchmarks’ “Best VPS April 2025” report, MonoVM achieved the #1 position for overall value and reliability in VPS hosting.
To ensure transparency and ongoing performance monitoring, MonoVM regularly tests its infrastructure using industry-standard benchmarking tools, including:
These continuous benchmarks guarantee that every KVM VPS meets high standards for speed, stability, and scalability, maintaining MonoVM’s position as a top-rated VPS provider.
All our Linux based VPS are activated Instantly! Recently we made some major changes with our infrastructure and one of the best results is the activation time. All Windows VPS will be activated within 2 minutes.
On the internet, the most important thing is data, and we know this is a very critical issue for all our clients. To guarantee data security on our servers, we are using SSD hard drives with RAID 10 Configuration. RAID technology helps us to keep data secure even if we lose some of our SSD drives. Your data will be secured in all our VPS hosting servers
You cannot reach a bandwidth limit on Monovm VPS servers because all our VPS services come with unlimited bandwidth.
The Linux kernel is the core part of the Linux operating system that manages hardware resources, system processes, and device communication. In a KVM VPS, the kernel acts as the foundation for full virtualization, enabling each virtual machine to have its own isolated kernel environment.
Yes. KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) supports both live migration and snapshots. Live migration allows you to move a running virtual machine between physical hosts with minimal downtime, while snapshots let you capture the exact system state for backup or recovery purposes.
KVM provides true hardware-level isolation. Each virtual machine runs on its own kernel and uses dedicated virtualized hardware resources. Unlike container-based virtualization (like Docker or OpenVZ), KVM’s isolation ensures that one VM’s performance or security cannot affect another.
KVM relies on hardware-assisted virtualization technologies such as Intel VT-x or AMD-V. These features, built into modern CPUs, allow the hypervisor to run multiple operating systems simultaneously with better performance and security isolation.
MonoVM KVM VPS instances include multiple layers of protection:
Yes. You can easily migrate from other virtualization platforms (like OpenVZ, VMware, or Hyper-V) to KVM. Our support team assists with data transfer, disk image conversion, and minimal downtime during the migration.
MonoVM supports a wide range of secure payment options, making it easy for customers worldwide to purchase VPS plans. You can pay using:
Yes, you can cancel within 7 days of purchasing a service and are eligible for a full refund. However, the money back guarantee is not valid for dedicated servers, domain registrations, add-on products, and for all cryptocurrencies. To learn more, check our terms and conditions.
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