Choose the Perfect Operating System for Your VPS

We offer a wide selection of Linux distributions and BSD systems including Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Rocky Linux, Fedora, Alpine Linux, and FreeBSD. All images are regularly updated with the latest security patches and optimized for VPS performance.

Installing an OS on your VPS is simple. During server creation, select your preferred operating system from our library. The OS will be automatically installed and configured within 2-5 minutes. You can also reinstall or change your OS at any time from the control panel.

Yes, we support custom ISO uploads. You can upload your own ISO image through the control panel and install any operating system that meets the minimum hardware requirements. This is useful for specialized distributions or specific OS versions not in our standard library.

Ubuntu is widely recommended for beginners due to its extensive documentation, large community support, and user-friendly package management. Ubuntu LTS (Long Term Support) releases receive security updates for 5 years, making them ideal for production servers.

Our OS images are updated regularly to include the latest security patches and software updates. We rebuild images within days of critical security releases. Once deployed, your VPS receives updates through the standard package manager for your distribution.

Ubuntu is based on Debian and shares the same package management system (apt). Ubuntu focuses on ease of use and regular releases with newer software, while Debian prioritizes stability and ships with thoroughly tested packages. Both are excellent choices for VPS hosting.

Yes, you can reinstall your VPS with a different operating system at any time from the control panel. Please note that reinstalling will erase all data on the server, so be sure to back up your files first. The reinstallation process takes 2-5 minutes.

Yes, we provide pre-configured templates that include popular software stacks already installed. For example, you can deploy a LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP), a Docker-ready environment, or a Node.js development setup with a single click.

Rocky Linux is a community-driven enterprise operating system designed as a downstream build of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). It was created as a replacement for CentOS after CentOS shifted to CentOS Stream. Rocky Linux is ideal for enterprise workloads that require long-term stability and RHEL compatibility.

Yes, we fully support FreeBSD on our VPS platform. FreeBSD is known for its advanced networking, security features, and performance. It's an excellent choice for firewalls, network appliances, and high-performance web servers.

Alpine Linux is an ultra-lightweight distribution designed for security and resource efficiency. Its minimal footprint (under 50MB base install) makes it perfect for containers and microservices. Alpine uses musl libc and BusyBox, resulting in faster boot times and lower memory usage.

Yes, all operating systems on our VPS platform come with full root (administrator) access. You have complete control to install packages, configure services, modify system settings, and manage users. SSH access is provided immediately after deployment.