Prepare a new Linux VPS for your application
Plan SSH access, operating-system updates, firewall rules and independent backups for a self-managed Linux server.
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Confirm access before changing it
Use the credentials or public-key arrangement chosen for your service. Keep an existing session or recovery path while testing a new administrative account and authentication settings. Never paste a private SSH key into a ticket.
Update for the selected distribution
Use the distribution documentation to install security updates and confirm the support lifecycle. Review changes before restarting critical services. Do not assume every listed image has the same package names or support status.
Limit exposed services
Allow only the access and application ports needed. Test new firewall rules from another connection before closing the recovery session. Run application processes with the least privilege they require.
Plan deployment and recovery
VPS Nano: $14.25 prepaid for 3 months ($4.75/month equivalent), 1 vCPU, 2 GB RAM and 30 GB NVMe. Optional extras and external crypto transfer fees are separate. Select backup or management options if required, keep an independent copy and test restoration. Document the application configuration and the owner responsible for updates.
Choose your configuration
Compare prepaid prices, configure the server or ask about your requirements. Standard purchases use an email without an identity-document upload. Payments are verified automatically; server preparation follows confirmation.
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Choose a plan for your application
RDP Starter: $34.20 prepaid for 3 months ($11.40/month equivalent), 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM and 60 GB NVMe. Optional extras and external crypto transfer fees are separate. VPS Nano: $14.25 prepaid for 3 months ($4.75/month equivalent), 1 vCPU, 2 GB RAM and 30 GB NVMe. Optional extras and external crypto transfer fees are separate.