SSD VPS servers
Stable Servers for Everyday Tasks
Reliable and Flexible VPS with SSD Drives
SSD VPS 1
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vCPU: 4 cores
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Memory (RAM): 8 GB
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SSD Drive: 100 GB
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Port: 200 Mbps
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Traffic: Unlimited *
SSD VPS 2
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vCPU: 6 cores
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Memory (RAM): 12 GB
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SSD Drive: 200 GB
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Port: 300 Mbps
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Traffic: Unlimited *
SSD VPS 3
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vCPU: 8 cores
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Memory (RAM): 24 GB
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SSD Drive: 300 GB
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Port: 600 Mbps
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Traffic: Unlimited *
SSD VPS 4
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vCPU: 12 cores
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Memory (RAM): 48 GB
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SSD Drive: 400 GB
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Port: 800 Mbps
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Traffic: Unlimited *
Control Panels
Free
Paid
Supported Operating Systems
Roxy Linux
Arch Linux
openSUSE Leap
Серверні застосунки
OpenClaw Server
BTCPay Server
ERPNext
odoo CRM
VPS Management
Basic support is already included in the server price
Every WorkHost VPS includes basic management at no extra cost. We’ll help with essential server configuration, and if you need ongoing technical support, monitoring, and maintenance, you can add our Managed VPS service.
Choose Your VPS Management Level
Basic VPS Management — Free
Operating System Installation
We will install one of the operating systems available in the VPS configuration list during checkout. Installation of other or custom operating systems is not included in basic management.
Control Panel Installation
We will install one of the control panels offered by WorkHost for VPS and configure access to it. If the selected panel requires a paid license, the license fee is charged separately.
Basic Nginx / Apache / OpenLiteSpeed Configuration
We will install and perform a standard configuration of Nginx, Apache, or OpenLiteSpeed for hosting websites. Custom configurations, additional modules, and individual setups are configured separately.
PHP Installation and Configuration
We will install a supported version of PHP and standard modules from the official repositories. Installation of custom modules, builds, or specialized PHP configurations is not included in basic management.
Basic MySQL / MariaDB Configuration
We will install MySQL or MariaDB from the standard repositories and perform the initial database server configuration. Optimization of specific databases and custom configurations are handled separately.
SSL Certificate Installation
We will help issue or install an SSL certificate for your website with a standard control panel or web server configuration. Paid SSL certificates are charged separately.
Configuration of an Additional Purchased I
We will assign an additional IP address purchased for and allocated to this VPS and perform the standard network configuration.
Initial OS and System Package Updates
During the initial VPS setup, we will install available OS and system package updates from the official repositories. Regular server updates thereafter are not included in basic management.
Basic VPS Diagnostics
We will check VPS availability, network connectivity, and the status of essential system services. Diagnostics of websites, scripts, CMS platforms, and other third-party software are not included.
Managed VPS
Dedicated Support Specialist
Your VPS is managed by a dedicated specialist who knows its configuration, change history, and the specific requirements of your project. You won’t have to explain the same issue to a new support agent every time. Support is available 16/7, including weekends and public holidays.
Server Uptime Monitoring
We monitor VPS availability and essential system services. If an issue is detected, we investigate the cause and take the necessary action at the server level.
CPU / RAM / Disk Space Monitoring
We monitor CPU, RAM, and disk space usage. If resources are running low, we’ll help identify the cause and recommend a suitable solution.
Regular System Updates
We install the latest operating system and system package updates from the official repositories, taking into account compatibility with the server’s current configuration.
Web Server and PHP Optimization
We adjust Nginx / Apache and PHP settings based on your VPS resources and actual server load.
MySQL / MariaDB Optimization
We monitor the database server and adjust its system settings as needed based on available resources and server load.
Backup Setup Service
We will configure automatic VPS data backups to an available or connected storage location and set a backup retention schedule.
Basic Security Hardening
We review essential system security settings, server access, and critical update status, and make adjustments where necessary.
Ongoing Server Support
We perform ongoing maintenance tasks required to keep the existing server environment running reliably.
Reliable VPS Infrastructure
Hardware You Can Rely On
Each server runs on AMD EPYC 7282 processors (16 cores) with enterprise-grade hardware from Dell, HPE, Samsung, AMD, and Intel — not budget components of uncertain reliability. This level of hardware delivers stable performance even during peak hours, without slowdowns affecting your websites and services.
SSD Drives Without Compromise
Your data is stored on fast SSD drives, so websites and databases respond quickly without the delays associated with outdated HDD solutions. SSD storage comes standard with every plan — performance doesn’t depend on which package you choose.
Traffic Without Hidden Limits
Up to 32 TB of outbound traffic and unlimited inbound traffic, with connection speeds ranging from 200 Mbps to 1 Gbps. That’s more than enough even for projects with heavy video or file traffic, with no unexpected overage charges.
Protection and Location Choice
DDoS protection is always active and requires no additional configuration on your part. You can choose a data center location based on your target audience — the USA, Europe, Asia, or Australia — and get a server ready to use immediately after payment.
SSD VPS Server: What You Need to Know Before Renting
WorkHost SSD VPS servers are virtual servers based on KVM hardware virtualization, suitable for websites, online stores, corporate systems, server applications, Docker containers, CRM/ERP systems, databases, and other projects. Renting a VPS gives you an isolated server environment with dedicated resources, your own operating system, and network settings without the need to rent a separate physical server.
KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) virtualization provides full isolation of each VPS from other virtual machines on the physical host. Each server runs in its own isolated environment and uses CPU resources, RAM, and disk space allocated according to the selected plan. This makes a VPS suitable not only for hosting websites, but also as a versatile standalone server for a wide range of workloads.
KVM and Isolation
Unlike traditional shared hosting, where multiple websites share the same server environment, a KVM VPS operates as an independent virtual machine. You can use the operating system you need, install your own server software stack, and configure the server specifically for your project.
A VPS can be used for WordPress and WooCommerce, web-based control panels, Docker, CRM and ERP systems, APIs, backend services, private clouds, backup servers, automation systems, testing environments, databases, and other software.
This level of isolation is especially important for projects that require a predictable server environment without the limitations of traditional hosting.
IPv4 & IPv6
Each VPS server has network addresses for connecting to the Internet and providing access to the services hosted on it.
IPv4 and IPv6 are supported, allowing you to use modern network configurations for websites, server software, APIs, and other services.
If your project requires an additional dedicated IPv4 address, it can be ordered as a paid add-on. This can be useful for separating individual services, websites, or other workloads that require more than one IPv4 address.
IPv6 support allows you to use the modern addressing protocol alongside traditional IPv4 and prepare your server infrastructure for the continued evolution of networking technologies.
VPS for Any Workload
One of the main advantages of renting a VPS is that the server is not tied to a specific CMS, platform, or type of project. A KVM VPS provides an independent virtual server environment that can be used according to your requirements, available resources, and software compatibility with the selected operating system.
A single SSD VPS server can host either one resource-intensive project or multiple independent services.
The Server Is Suitable For:
- websites, portals, online stores, and web applications;
- CMS platforms, frameworks, and content management systems;
- CRM, ERP, and other business systems;
- databases, APIs, and backend services;
- Docker containers and containerized applications;
- development, testing, and staging environments;
- automation and integration systems;
- file, backup, and other server services;
- self-hosted solutions and custom software.
Thus, a VPS server can be used not only for website hosting but also as a versatile server platform.
SSD and Performance
A fast disk subsystem is important for more than just file storage. SSD performance directly affects databases, caching, logs, backups, data imports, and many background operations.
This is especially noticeable when using a VPS for WordPress and WooCommerce, where the server constantly executes SQL queries, handles large numbers of small files, processes orders, catalogs, filters, product imports, and background tasks.
A dedicated VPS also allows you to configure the web server, PHP, OPcache, Redis, MySQL, or MariaDB according to the workload of a specific website or application.
VPS Locations
WorkHost virtual servers are available in locations across different regions of the world, allowing you to deploy your VPS closer to your website’s primary audience or service users.
For European projects, reliable server locations are available across Europe. You can also choose locations in other regions depending on your project requirements and target geography.
This is especially important for international websites, SaaS services, APIs, and other projects where the physical distance between the server and the user affects network latency.
The range of available VPS locations is continuously expanding, so the list of countries and data centers may grow as WorkHost’s server infrastructure develops.
How to Choose a VPS
When choosing a plan, consider the available CPU resources, amount of RAM, SSD space, type of software, and expected workload.
A small website, VPN, test server, or standalone service requires significantly fewer resources than a large WooCommerce store, CRM, ERP system, multiple Docker containers, or a server with a large database.
Therefore, it is best to choose a VPS based on your specific workload, leaving some headroom in CPU, RAM, and disk space for peak loads, updates, backups, and future project growth.
VPS from WorkHost
Renting an SSD VPS from WorkHost allows you to choose a server based on the performance, memory, disk space, and budget you need. Available configurations are designed for different workload levels — from small projects to resource-intensive server solutions.
When choosing a VPS plan, it is important to consider not only current resource usage but also software requirements, potential peak loads, and future project growth. This helps ensure sufficient performance without paying for resources you do not need.
If you’re not sure which VPS server to choose, WorkHost specialists will help you find the optimal configuration based on your workload and technical requirements.
FAQ
Still Have Questions?
Can’t find the answer you’re looking for? Our support team is ready to assist you with plan selection, site migration, or technical setups. Drop us a message in the chat — we provide prompt, straight-to-the-point responses.
How Do I Connect to My VPS After Activation?
For Linux servers, SSH is the primary method of remote administration. You can connect using the Linux/macOS terminal, Windows Terminal, PuTTY, or another SSH client. Authentication is performed using a password or SSH key, while administrative tasks are carried out by a user with the appropriate privileges. SSH also allows secure file transfers via SFTP.
What Hostname Should I Use for My VPS?
For a VPS, it is recommended to use a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN), such as server.example.com or vps1.example.com, that correctly resolves to the server’s IP address.
A properly configured hostname is important for system services, SSL certificates, mail servers, and control panels. Some server control panels explicitly require an FQDN during installation or initial setup.
For the hostname, it is best to use a dedicated subdomain rather than the website’s main domain, for example, host.example.com. DirectAdmin specifically recommends against using example.com itself as the hostname, as this may cause conflicts with email and other domain services.
Can I Host Multiple Domains on One VPS?
Yes. A VPS itself does not limit you to a single domain or website. You can host multiple domains, websites, and separate web services on one server. The practical number depends on the VPS resources, web server configuration, project workloads, and, if a commercial control panel is used, its licensing terms.
What Is PTR or Reverse DNS?
Reverse DNS (rDNS) is a reverse DNS record that maps a server’s IP address to a domain name using a PTR record. While standard DNS determines which IP address corresponds to a domain name, rDNS works in the opposite direction — it determines the domain name associated with an IP address.
A properly configured PTR record is especially important for mail servers, as it is used to verify the server’s reputation and authenticity alongside SPF, DKIM, and DMARC.
For WorkHost VPS servers, PTR / Reverse DNS setup or changes are handled upon request by technical support. Simply provide the server’s IP address and the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) that the PTR record should point to.
Is It Necessary to Install a Control Panel on a VPS?
No. A control panel is not a required part of a VPS. The server can be fully managed via SSH and standard operating system tools.
A control panel is primarily used for convenience: it provides a graphical interface for managing websites, domains, databases, PHP, SSL, email, and other services. At the same time, the control panel itself consumes some of the server’s CPU, RAM, and disk space, so it is often not installed at all in specialized configurations. This approach is also common among major VPS providers: a basic virtual machine can be provided without a control panel, leaving the user to decide whether one is needed.