Linux virtual private servers are based on Xen paravirtualisation.
What this means is they communicate with the Xen host system and provide near-metal performance - albeit overall performance is shared with other vps-users.

Xen vps servers come with their own exclusive specifications. A Xen vps doesn't share RAM, disk or swap space like many other solutions do. Your memory is your memory. Your disk is exclusively yours. No burstable anything. The only things you "share" are the cpu-cycles and physical speed. So you won't have to worry about others using up your resources. You know what you have.

As a rule we provide Debian or Ubuntu as your operating system. But we can offer other operating systems with yearly agreements and SLA's. All of our VPS offerings come with Xen-shell access and pygrub which you can operate through our website. Both of these options give you full control over your machine's console, updates, boot options and kernel.

We offer several standard Xen configurations with Debian or Ubuntu Linux:

*Prices are based on yearly contracts, in euros, excluding V.A.T. and subject to best-effort service.
If you desire garanteed service (SLA) or a special configuration please contact us for a quote.