KVM VPS

KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is a virtualization technology built into the Linux kernel. It turns a physical server into a hypervisor that runs fully isolated virtual machines, each with its own kernel, operating system and reserved resources. All BlueVPS servers are KVM-based.

Unlike shared hosting, where hundreds of websites compete for the same resources, a KVM VPS behaves like a separate physical server. Other customers on the same node cannot use your CPU or RAM, and their activity does not slow down your projects.

VPS KVM Is the Solution You Need

A KVM VPS is a good choice for websites, online stores, business applications, game servers and development environments. With BlueVPS you get:

• Guaranteed resources. CPU cores, RAM and storage are reserved for your VPS.
• Any operating system. Linux distributions, FreeBSD or Windows Server with the license included. You can also install your own OS image.
• Full root access. Install any software, change kernel settings and configure the firewall as you need.
• Fast storage. Choose NVMe, SSD or HDD plans depending on your tasks.
• VNC console. Access your server from the control panel even if the network on the VPS is misconfigured.
• Backup options to protect your data.

The Best KVM VPS Solution

Older container-based virtualization, such as OpenVZ, shares one kernel between all containers and often allows providers to oversell resources. KVM provides real hardware-level isolation, supports any operating system and gives predictable performance, which is why it has become the standard for VPS hosting.

Choose a location close to your audience, for example a VPS in the Netherlands for European users, and start with the plan that fits your project now. You can upgrade CPU, RAM and storage at any time as your project grows.