KVM virtual servers
KVM virtual machines run separate guest operating systems and applications on shared physical infrastructure.
Cloud infrastructure · Global presence
FIRST SERVER provides virtual dedicated servers (VDS) and cloud virtual machines powered by Linux KVM virtualization, with infrastructure across 11 international locations.
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KVM virtual machines run separate guest operating systems and applications on shared physical infrastructure.
Virtual machines have allocated CPU, memory and storage resources. Configurations vary by service and host capacity.
Our infrastructure spans 11 locations across Europe, the Americas, the Middle East and Asia Pacific.
Connectivity, bandwidth and DDoS mitigation capabilities depend on the network, datacenter and service configuration.
Virtualization architecture
Linux KVM virtualization allows one physical server to host multiple virtual machines. Each VM runs its own guest operating system and applications, with resources allocated to its configuration.
CPU · Memory · Storage · Network
Virtual hardware & resource allocation
Website & API
Guest OS + applicationsvCPU · RAM · Virtual diskBusiness application
Guest OS + applicationsvCPU · RAM · Virtual diskDevelopment & testing
Guest OS + applicationsvCPU · RAM · Virtual diskIllustrative architecture: VM count and resource allocation vary by service. Physical hardware may be shared; dedicated resources apply only where specified in your plan.
Explore our KVM cloud platformFrom development to production
Virtual environments support websites, business applications and APIs using a range of software stacks.
Separate virtual machines support development, staging and testing environments alongside production workloads.
Regional infrastructure supports geographically distributed workloads and service-specific data-location arrangements.
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