Virtual infrastructure for demanding workloads.
Review NETUV’s VDS configurations for business applications, database workloads and websites that need their own server environment.
Choose resources with your workload in mind.
VDS configurations provide a virtual server environment with defined CPU, memory and storage specifications. NETUV’s published range combines Intel Xeon-based compute with NVMe storage.
The right configuration depends on sustained resource use, growth and application requirements. Ask our team to confirm allocation, isolation and support scope when comparing VDS with other server options.
Review compute demand
Size the configuration around your application’s CPU and memory use, including peak periods.
Plan for database growth
Consider working dataset size, disk activity and future storage requirements before choosing a plan.
Agree the operating model
Confirm who manages the operating system, software updates and backups, and where NETUV support fits in.
The details that make a difference.
Confirm the exact configuration and service conditions for your order. Our team can help you review the fit.
- Service type
- Virtual dedicated server range
- Compute
- Intel Xeon-based configurations
- Storage
- NVMe SSD
- Resource allocation
- Confirm per selected plan
- Remote access
- Available
- Backups
- Optional
A few things worth knowing.
Clear answers before you choose your next service.
Does VDS mean I receive a physical server?
No. VDS is a virtual server service. Choose Dedicated Servers if you require a physical machine assigned to your deployment.
Are CPU resources exclusively reserved?
Ask NETUV to confirm the allocation and isolation terms of the exact plan. Product naming alone should not be treated as a resource guarantee.
Build out your infrastructure.
Let’s find the right fit.
Tell us what you are working on. We’ll help you find the right infrastructure.