DreamServer

Platform

Products

name: LXC VPS; category: currently_publicly_orderable_customer_administered_full_root_linux_container_virtual_machine; product id: 208; pricing model: Fully configurable resource formula. The range and unit-price representation below captures every selectable resource tuple without pretending that millions of combinations are separate named tiers.; monthly formula eur: 2.00 * CPU cores + 0.80 * RAM GiB + 0.04 * Ceph SSD GB + 1.00 * IPv4 count + 0.10 * IPv6 selector count + 0.01 * backup GiB + 0.03 * retained-backup count; configurable ranges: cpu cores at 2 4 ghz: minimum: 2; maximum: 24; step: 1; monthly eur per unit: 2; memory gib: minimum: 4; maximum: 128; step: 1; monthly eur per unit: 0.8; ceph ssd gb: minimum: 25; maximum: 1000; step: 25; monthly eur per unit: 0.04; ipv4 addresses: minimum: 1; maximum: 10; step: 1; monthly eur per unit: 1; ipv6 selector count: minimum: 1; maximum: 10; step: 1; monthly eur per unit: 0.1; qualification: The cart calls these IPv6 Addresses, while the terms say each VPS/VDS ships with one IPv6 /64. The exact mapping between selector quantity and routed allocation is not published.; backup space gib: minimum: 60; maximum: 1000; step: 20; monthly eur per unit: 0.01; max backups: minimum: 5; maximum: 100; step: 1; monthly eur per unit: 0.03; current minimum tuple: cpu cores: 2; memory gib: 4; storage gb: 25; ipv4: 1; ipv6 selector count: 1; backup space gib: 60; max backups: 5; ordinary monthly net eur: 10.05; setup eur: 0; minimum term totals: monthly eur: 10.05; quarterly eur: 28.97; semiannual eur: 55.35; annual eur: 104.27; benchmark boundary: Longer-cycle totals require advance commitments and therefore rank below the directly comparable fixed monthly option. They are cataloged but not normalized as benchmark offers.; network rate selector: 40 Mbps, 80 Mbps, 160 Mbps, 240 Mbps, 360 Mbps, 450 Mbps, 640 Mbps (default), Unlimited rate; network rate price: Every currently exposed rate choice is EUR 0 in the pricing endpoint. The page separately says steps up to 1 Gbps, but no exact 1 Gbps choice appears in the anonymous selector; no missing tier is invented.; cart precedence: The executable cart controls over stale Product structured data advertising a EUR 4.36 low price and over FAQ language calling backups optional. The current cart enforces at least 60 GiB of backup space and five retained backups, so those charges are part of the EUR 10.05 benchmark., name: KVM VDS; category: currently_publicly_orderable_customer_administered_full_root_hardware_virtual_machine; product id: 209; pricing model: Fully configurable resource formula; all permitted resource combinations are represented by the ranges, steps and unit prices rather than expanded into an impractical list.; monthly formula eur: 2.20 * CPU cores + 0.88 * RAM GiB + 0.05 * Ceph SSD GB + 1.00 * IPv4 count + 0.10 * IPv6 selector count + 0.01 * backup GiB + 0.03 * retained-backup count; configurable ranges: cpu cores at 2 4 ghz: minimum: 2; maximum: 24; step: 1; monthly eur per unit: 2.2; memory gib: minimum: 4; maximum: 128; step: 1; monthly eur per unit: 0.88; ceph ssd gb: minimum: 50; maximum: 1000; step: 25; monthly eur per unit: 0.05; ipv4 addresses: minimum: 1; maximum: 10; step: 1; monthly eur per unit: 1; ipv6 selector count: minimum: 1; maximum: 10; step: 1; monthly eur per unit: 0.1; qualification: The cart uses an address count label; the terms describe one included IPv6 /64. Exact selector-to-allocation semantics are not_found.; backup space gib: minimum: 100; maximum: 1000; step: 20; monthly eur per unit: 0.01; max backups: minimum: 5; maximum: 100; step: 1; monthly eur per unit: 0.03; current minimum tuple: cpu cores: 2; memory gib: 4; storage gb: 50; ipv4: 1; ipv6 selector count: 1; backup space gib: 100; max backups: 5; ordinary monthly net eur: 12.67; setup eur: 0; minimum term totals: monthly eur: 12.67; quarterly eur: 36.73; semiannual eur: 70.38; annual eur: 132.28; benchmark boundary: Commitment totals are cataloged but the no-commitment fixed monthly amount is selected for comparison.; network rate selector: 40 Mbps, 80 Mbps, 160 Mbps, 240 Mbps, 360 Mbps, 450 Mbps, 640 Mbps (default), Unlimited rate; network rate price: Every currently exposed choice is zero-priced; no exact 1 Gbps selector exists despite broader page wording.; cart precedence: The current executable cart controls over stale Product structured data advertising a EUR 6.92 low price and FAQ text describing backup as optional. A minimum 100 GiB backup allocation and five retained backups are mandatory in the live configuration and included in EUR 12.67.

Operating systems

lxc live cart images: Debian 13, Debian 12, RockyLinux 9, AlmaLinux 9, Ubuntu 24.04, Ubuntu 22.04, Ubuntu 20.04, Devuan 5; kvm live cart images: Debian 13, Debian 12, Rocky 9, Rocky 8, Ubuntu 24.04 Server, Ubuntu 24.04 Desktop, Ubuntu 22.04 Server, Ubuntu 22.04 Desktop, Ubuntu 20.04 Server, Ubuntu 20.04 Desktop, AlmaLinux 9, AlmaLinux 8, CloudLinux 9, CloudLinux 8, Proxmox VE 9, Proxmox VE 8; selector precedence: The live anonymous cart controls exact current labels. FAQ point releases and structured-data price/cardinality statements are not substituted where they differ.; kvm other guests: KVM product copy supports Windows Server, FreeBSD, custom kernels and custom ISOs. Windows Server is BYOL or separately arranged SPLA; neither Windows nor BSD is a named current zero-price cart image, so family support is not expanded into an exact bundled image claim.; custom images: LXC custom/community templates may be added on request. KVM lets the customer request a custom ISO upload free of charge; accepted formats, maximum size, review time and persistence are not_found.; reinstall: One-click template reinstall is documented for LXC and ISO reinstall for KVM.

Virtualization

families: LXC VPS: Proxmox VE operating-system-level LXC container with a shared host kernel, full root inside the container and an Xterm.js browser console.; KVM VDS: Proxmox VE KVM full hardware virtualization with its own kernel, boot loader and virtual hardware, full root or Administrator, ISO mounting and noVNC console.; provisioning: Both product FAQs promise automated provisioning within 10 minutes of payment; the formal terms say typically within minutes rather than making a contractual ten-minute SLO.; storage: Distributed Ceph NVMe SSD storage uses size=3 replication: three copies across separate OSDs and physical nodes. Product copy says the cluster continues through two simultaneous node losses. The 10 Gbps statement describes the storage backbone, not a guest port entitlement.; backup: Product FAQs call PBS backup an optional per-VM add-on with client-side AES-256 encryption, deduplication and standard 7-daily/4-weekly/3-monthly retention. The anonymous carts nevertheless enforce paid minimum backup space and retained-backup counts. Terms keep backup responsibility with the customer and do not guarantee integrity or recoverability. The executable minimum is priced, but it is not represented as a dependable independent backup guarantee.; snapshot: The panel exposes snapshots, snapshot jobs and schedules. Pricing endpoints show zero unit price, but the anonymous cart does not expose a capacity or count selector; exact quota, persistence, retention and export behavior are not_found.; lifecycle and resize: Power actions, graphs, resource notifications, reinstall, task history and console are documented. CPU, RAM, storage, IP and backup settings can be changed for next reboot; disk can expand online, and KVM CPU/RAM hot-plug depends on the guest. Disk shrink and downgrade rules are not_found.; images and initialization: LXC accepts an SSH public key at deploy/reinstall. KVM supports SSH keys, cloud-init, the provider ISO library and custom ISO requests.; live migration: Provider-operated KVM live migration is claimed as zero-downtime on the product page; the formal SLA more cautiously says provider migrations typically cause no or minimal visible interruption. There is no customer-controlled live-migration operation.; public compute api or infrastructure as code: not_found; rescue mode clone customer template disk export or customer controlled migration: not_found; smtp boundary: Outbound TCP/25 is blocked by the virtualization firewall by default. Ports 587/465 remain available, and port 25 may be lifted only after a justified request at the provider's discretion.

CPU isolation

LXC VPS: classification: guaranteed; basis: The formal SLA says vCPU, RAM and disk are guaranteed minimums, storage and RAM are not overcommitted and CPU is committed at steady state. The terms also say LXC CPU is shared and performance can vary with host load. Under the directory method, the explicit assured minimum is classified guaranteed rather than dedicated physical CPU.; physical core or thread mapping: not_found; processor model: not_found; numeric oversubscription ratio: not_found; sustained use boundary: CPU may burst, and the terms acknowledge temporary contention when many neighbours sustain 100% vCPU; no numeric throttle threshold or time window is published.; KVM VDS: classification: dedicated; basis: The current VDS product and formal SLA explicitly call the allocated vCPU dedicated to the client's VM. The terms clarify that CPU remains share-oriented and that sustained use across neighbours can contend, so this label records the provider's explicit dedicated-vCPU wording and does not imply an exclusive physical core.; physical core or thread mapping: not_found; processor model: not_found; pinning numa or smt policy: not_found; numeric oversubscription ratio: not_found; sustained use boundary: Temporary contention may occur under simultaneous sustained 100% use; no numeric policy is published.; advertised virtual clock: 2.4 GHz for both configurable families

Features

• App installation guest managed: Full root or Administrator permits installation of compatible software in the guest.; lxc container runtime support: Nested cgroups, keyring, FUSE and overlay capabilities are enabled; Docker and Podman are said to work out of the box, and k3s/microk8s are explicitly supported for lightweight Kubernetes.; initialization: SSH public keys are accepted for both families; KVM exposes cloud-init including a custom cloud-init configuration field.; native application marketplace or one click apps: not_found; managed boundary: Application operation is the customer's responsibility. Optional managed administration is separate and excluded from benchmark prices.
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• Templates & images provider images: Eight exact LXC images and sixteen exact KVM images are present in the current anonymous carts.; custom: LXC community/custom templates and KVM custom ISO uploads are request-mediated; KVM also supports its own kernel.; snapshot: Panel snapshots and snapshot jobs are documented, but public quota, retention, portability and customer-template conversion are not_found.; clone export or customer template: not_found
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• Network orchestration addresses: The current cart requires 1-10 IPv4 selections at EUR 1 each monthly and 1-10 IPv6 selections at EUR 0.10 each. Terms describe each VM as shipping with one IPv4 and an IPv6 /64, but do not map added selector units to allocation sizes. Larger IPv6 allocations are request-based and subject to RIPE policy.; rate: The default is 80 MB/s (640 Mbps). The live zero-priced selector exposes 40, 80, 160, 240, 360, 450 and 640 Mbps plus an Unlimited rate profile. Marketing says up to 1 Gbps, but the current anonymous selector has no exact 1 Gbps option.; transfer: Product FAQs say bandwidth is metered separately with generous monthly quotas and that uncapped traffic profiles are available on request. Neither the pages nor current cart publishes the included quota, unit, measurement direction, overage price or post-cap behavior; normalized transfer_tb is therefore not_found.; ddos: RTBH is included. sFlow-triggered blackhole routes drop L3/L4 volumetric attacks at upstream edges, making the attacked IP unreachable while active. Layer-7 attacks, clean-traffic scrubbing, capacity guarantees and DDoS service credits are outside the documented scope.; resize: CPU, RAM, disk, IP and backup configuration can be changed for next reboot; storage can grow online, and KVM CPU/RAM hot-plug is guest-dependent.; reverse dns: The SLA promises rDNS updates within 24 hours of request; no self-service PTR editor is documented.; smtp: Outbound TCP/25 is blocked by default and may be opened only after provider review; authenticated submission ports remain usable.; private network vpc vlan floating ip nat public bgp byoip peering or customer compute api: not_found
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• Firewall provider panel: The customer panel exposes Firewall and Firewall Options for both VM families, and the provisioning FAQ includes firewall rules among self-service controls.; guest managed: Root or Administrator permits a guest firewall.; provider enforced rule: Outbound TCP/25 is blocked at the virtualization firewall by default regardless of guest rules; justified unblocking is discretionary.; rule protocols ports sources destinations priorities statefulness default policy ipv6 parity logging group reuse api or iac: not_found
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• Load balancer
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• DNS management service scope: DreamServer separately sells .ro and open Romanian second-level domain registration and offers its own authoritative DNS; this is not stated to be bundled with a raw VM.; nameservers: Up to six authoritative nameservers per .ro domain, with A/AAAA glue for in-zone private nameservers.; dnssec: Up to four DS records per domain are customer-managed in the registrar panel; the service also offers DNSSEC-signed DreamServer authoritative nameservers.; records: The panel preview can query A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT and CNAME. The formal SLA says nameserver changes and records on DreamServer DNS are applied within 15 minutes, but a complete authoritative record-editor type list, TTL range, zone/record quotas, import/export and secondary-DNS behavior are not_found.; reverse dns: Provider-mediated PTR/rDNS update target is within 24 hours of request.; customer dns api: not_found; rotld api boundary: The page describes DreamServer's own automated ROTLD registrar integration. It is not a documented customer-facing DNS or compute API.
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• Git integrations
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• Container registry
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