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Rocky Linux VPS | Next-Generation Technology
Rocky Linux, the latest Red Hat Enterprise development, is an HPC-capable (High-Performance Computing) Linux distribution primarily known as the successor to CentOS. Rocky Linux is famous for its stability and user-friendliness. Because of these two features, Rocky Linux is perfect for any business or personal use. If you enjoy working with new environments and the latest technologies, Cloudzy’s Rocky Linux VPS is the answer. Enjoy Rocky Linux on virtual private servers in more than 15 global locations, with high stability, performance, and reliability!
AI-Powered DDoS Protection
Various Payment Methods Available
Pre-Installed OS of Your Choice
Root Access
Latency-Free Connectivity
Enterprise-Grade OS
More Than 15 Locations, All Over The World
Choose Whatever Location Best Suits Your Business: Get a Cloud VPS Closer to Your Users, Remove Latency
Why Choosing Cloudzy’s Rocky Linux VPS
Security
Rocky Linux was developed with high-level security in mind. The distro is equipped with the Network Time Security protocol that allows you to use NTP and Secure Boot. If you want to work in a safe environment, choose Cloudzy’s Rocky Linux VPS. We top the distro’s security with our server’s DDoS protection.
Root Access
A Rocky Linux server should be accessible for customization and Cloudzy’s Rocky Linux VPS comes with full root access that allows you to install and customize any software, application, or package without delaying your activities for pending hosting admin permissions.
VPS with Dedicated IP Address
Cloudzy’s Rocky Linux VPS works with an IP address that is entirely dedicated to you. The advantage of having a VPS with a dedicated IP address is that dedicated IP addresses are static. Your IP address will never change, from the moment you start using your VPS till the very end.
What Our Users Have To Say
One of the most scalable VPS providers out there. You can easily start a small server and scale to however large your needs may be. All of the services are cheaper than average and I have never seen an online service have such a quickly responsive support. Recommended for sure.
Devan Hartman
FAQ | Rocky Linux VPS
How do I improve Rocky Linux’s security?
To keep Rocky Linux safe, be sure to keep your OS up-to-date with the latest patches. You can enable auto-update to never miss on a new security patch. We also provide DDoS protection over our Rocky Linux VPS that will increase your server’s security.
How do I install Rocky Linux on my VPS?
You don’t have to. Your Rocky Linux VPS comes with the OS pre-installed.
What is Rocky Linux Hosting?
Virtual Private Servers are a hybrid hosting solution offering the best of two worlds - the affordable prices of shared hosting and the performance and security of dedicated servers. Rocky Linux VPS hosting enables you to perform penetration testing, security auditing, and more.
How long does it take you to deliver my Rocky Linux VPS?
Almost no time at all! Once payment is made and confirmed, your Rocky Linux VPS will be instantly activated. You’ll receive an automatic email containing information on how to connect to your Rocky Linux VPS.
Will there be more charges that are not mentioned at first?
No, all the fees you need to pay are listed in detail, and you will never be asked to pay for any hidden charges later on.
Can I upgrade my Rocky Linux VPS plan later in the future?
Of course, you can! Cloudzy uses KVM pioneer technology to allocate resources to Linux Mint VPS servers based on changes in their traffic. That aims to ensure smooth and flexible performance, but users can upgrade or downgrade their plans whenever they want.
Is the IP of my Rocky Linux VPS shared with others?
No! All our VPS servers come with dedicated and static IPs, so you will be the only user of the IP while using our services. That means full control over your privacy and online activities. Also note that you will not be penalized if your neighbors violate the rules, which happens in the shared servers.
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