Control virtual machines, networks, storage, Kubernetes clusters, security rules, and services inside your own virtual data center.
Advanced Cloud Infrastructure
Advanced Hosting Public Cloud is an Infrastructure-as-a-Service platform for teams that need hyperscaler-grade flexibility without hyperscaler complexity. Instead of isolated VPS instances, you get your own virtual data center: a pool of compute, network, and storage resources you can deploy, scale, and manage as your project demands.
Run on an enterprise-grade, OpenStack-compatible hyperconverged platform with Virtuozzo Infrastructure as the virtualization and resource management layer.
Choose a plan with included vCPU, RAM, NVMe, HDD, public IPv4 addresses, and traffic, then distribute resources across as many virtual machines as your project needs.
Run workloads on distributed, fault-tolerant storage with triple replication and automatic VM restart on a healthy node if hardware fails.
Virtuozzo Infrastructure
Advanced Hosting uses Virtuozzo Infrastructure as the virtualization and resource management layer for its cloud platform. This foundation supports an OpenStack-compatible IaaS environment built for flexible compute, networking, and storage management.
Compute, storage, networking, and platform services
- Object Storage
- Block Storage
- Managed Kubernetes
- 24/7 technical support
- Virtual Machines
- Load Balancer-as-a-Service
- Public IPv4 Addresses
- DDoS protection
- OpenStack-compatible REST API
- Cloud Firewall
- Private VXLAN Networks
- Security Groups
- Virtual Routers with SNAT/DNAT
- Helm / ArgoCD / kubectl Compatibility
- Terraform / Ansible / Pulumi Compatibility
- Kubernetes API
- VPN-as-a-Service
- Resource Monitoring
- Prometheus and Grafana Monitoring
- Traffic Monitoring
- Video Delivery Service
Dedicated virtual machines for every task
VPS solutions for high-load tasks that requires powerful processing
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vRAM –
24 GB
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vCPU –
8
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RAM –
32 GB
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Disk –
300
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vRAM –
24 GB
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vCPU –
4
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RAM –
24 GB
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Disk –
300
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vRAM –
48 GB
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vCPU –
4
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RAM –
24 GB
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Disk –
300
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vRAM –
48 GB
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vCPU –
4
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RAM –
24 GB
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Disk –
300
Managed Kubernetes without operational overhead
Cluster deployment in minutes
Create Kubernetes clusters in a few clicks through the control panel or API. Configure the Kubernetes version, control-plane mode, worker-node resources, node count, and network settings during deployment.
Production-ready Kubernetes without control-plane maintenance
Deploy and manage Kubernetes clusters on top of Advanced Hosting cloud infrastructure without building the control plane from scratch. Choose the Kubernetes version, worker-node resources, network parameters, and scaling model, then run workloads through the standard Kubernetes API.
Flexible scaling
Use Cluster Autoscaler to adjust capacity based on workload demand, or add worker nodes manually when you need more direct control.
Cloud-native networking and storage
Use Cilium CNI with L3–L7 Network Policy support, persistent volumes through CSI, and external load balancers through Kubernetes Service type LoadBalancer.
Monitoring and transparent billing
Use Kubernetes Dashboard plus Prometheus and Grafana monitoring out of the box. Control plane and worker nodes are billed as regular VMs from your resource pool, with no premium tier or extra control-plane charge.
Standard Kubernetes ecosystem
Work with vanilla Kubernetes API compatibility, including kubectl, Helm, ArgoCD, Terraform Kubernetes provider, operators, and standard charts without rewriting.
Optimize traffic distribution across cloud workloads
Load Balancer as a Service distributes incoming traffic across virtual machines and Kubernetes workloads to support high availability, stable response times, and consistent performance during demand spikes. Backend health monitoring helps route requests only to healthy resources, while horizontal scaling lets you add compute capacity as your application grows.
High Availability is maintained by continuously monitoring backend health and routing requests only to healthy nodes.
Horizontal Scaling allows you to add more compute resources effortlessly as your application grows, ensuring stable performance at scale.
1. Balancing algorithms
- Round Robin
- Least Requests
- Sticky Session (HTTP mode only)
- Cookie method
- IP address hash
- URI GET parameter
2. Protocols support
- TCP
- Proxy protocol support
- HTTP to HTTPS redirection
3. Forwarding Rules
- Supported for HTTP
- Supported for HTTPS
- Supported for HTTP/2
- Supported for TCP
4. Limits
- 200 mbps per a Capacity Unit.
Answering All Your Questions About Our Public Cloud Services
What is Advanced Hosting cloud infrastructure?
Advanced Hosting cloud infrastructure is an Infrastructure-as-a-Service platform built for teams that need more than isolated VPS instances. It gives you a self-managed virtual data center: a pool of compute, network, and storage resources for deploying and managing virtual machines, networks, storage, Kubernetes clusters, and related services as your project requirements change.
How is this different from traditional VPS hosting?
Traditional VPS hosting usually gives you separate virtual servers with fixed parameters. Advanced Hosting cloud infrastructure works as a unified environment where you can manage compute, networking, storage, Kubernetes, load balancing, firewall rules, VPN connectivity, and public IPv4 resources as part of one infrastructure platform.
What technology is the platform built on?
The platform is built as an OpenStack-compatible hyperconverged infrastructure environment with Virtuozzo Infrastructure used as the virtualization and resource management layer. It supports a self-managed IaaS model with transparent resource billing and no vendor lock-in.
What virtual machine configurations are available?
The platform offers 21 virtual machine flavors, from 1 vCPU and 2 GB RAM to 64 vCPU and 512 GB RAM. You can create multiple virtual machines within your tariff limits and resize resources as project requirements change.
What happens if a physical server fails?
If a physical node fails, the platform automatically restores the affected virtual machine on another available node in the cluster. Data remains available through distributed fault-tolerant storage with triple replication between nodes, so customers do not need to perform manual recovery or switch workloads themselves.
Does the platform include Managed Kubernetes?
Yes. Managed Kubernetes lets you deploy production-ready Kubernetes clusters without building or maintaining the control plane yourself. You can configure the Kubernetes version, control-plane mode, worker-node resources, node count, and network parameters, then manage workloads through the standard Kubernetes API.
What Kubernetes features are supported?
Managed Kubernetes supports Cluster Autoscaler, manual worker-node scaling, Cilium CNI, L3–L7 Network Policy, persistent volumes through CSI, and external load balancers through Kubernetes Service type LoadBalancer. It is compatible with standard Kubernetes tools, including kubectl, Helm, ArgoCD, Terraform Kubernetes provider, operators, and charts.
How is Managed Kubernetes billed?
The control plane and worker nodes are billed as regular virtual machines from the customer’s resource pool. There is no separate premium tier or additional charge just for using the control plane.
- Simple cloud solutions for running applications
- Predictable pricing instead of usage-based surprises
- Full control via UI or API
- A clear path to hybrid or private infrastructure as they grow
What networking features are included?
The platform supports private VXLAN networks between virtual machines and Kubernetes clusters, Security Groups, firewall rules, virtual routers with SNAT/DNAT, Load Balancer as a Service, VPN as a Service, public IPv4 addresses, and traffic monitoring.
- Transparent hourly or monthly pricing
- Dedicated-performance virtual machines
- Built-in security and DDoS protection
- 24/7 expert support
- Seamless integration with other infrastructure services
If you need a managed public cloud without hyperscaler complexity, this platform is built for you.