A VPS (Virtual Private Server) is a virtual server created by splitting a physical server with virtualization software. Each VPS runs its own operating system. OwnHost VPS plans run on VMware. You choose Istanbul or Frankfurt at order time.
Entry plan VPS MICRO is $2.49 per month, about 122,85 TL at the current rate.
OwnHost VPS is software virtualization. The entry plan fits small and mid-size projects, test environments, and work that needs root. Other virtual servers on the same host can affect a VPS.
Cloud Server is a different product. The cloud page states that CPU and RAM are isolated in hardware. Cloud starts at $3.99 per month. The VPS entry price is lower.
A dedicated server is a physical machine reserved for one customer. OwnHost dedicated plans are in Istanbul and start at $49 per month. That is not a VPS.
Shared hosting does not provide root, a custom panel, or a VPN. A VPS covers those. If you need protection from neighbor load, compare Cloud Server or dedicated.
cPanel, Plesk, and DirectAdmin are commercial licenses and are not included. CyberPanel, aaPanel, CWP, and HestiaCP can be installed at no license fee.
The Port column is the network port. Traffic is not unlimited. Disk type is written on the row.
A VPS is a physical server split by virtualization software. It has its own operating system, disk quota, and RAM limit. OwnHost runs these on VMware.
No. OwnHost VPS is software virtualization and has a lower entry price. Cloud Server plans isolate CPU and RAM in hardware and start at $3.99 per month.
The VPS Micro entry plan is $2.49 per month. The Turkish lira amount on this page uses the current exchange rate. Larger plans raise CPU, RAM, and disk.
Two locations are offered at order time: Kuzey Data Center in Istanbul and MyLoc in Frankfurt. The price does not change by location.
