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VPS hosting in Jordan.

Dedicated resources, full control of the operating system, and engineers locally who can help when something needs attention.

When a VPS is the right answer

Shared hosting stops being viable at a fairly predictable point: when your application needs a specific runtime version, when another tenant's traffic starts affecting your response times, when you need to install software the control panel does not offer, or when you need root access to diagnose your own problem.

A virtual private server solves all four. You get a defined allocation of CPU, memory and storage that is yours, an operating system you control completely, and isolation from whatever anyone else on the platform is doing.

It is also the natural home for a business application, a database, a development environment, or a website that has outgrown a hosting package but does not justify a dedicated server.

What you get

Dedicated resources

Allocated CPU, RAM and storage — not a share of whatever is left over after the busiest tenant on the host has finished.

Full root / admin access

Linux or Windows, your choice of distribution or version, and complete freedom to install and configure what you need.

Scalable sizing

Add CPU, memory or storage as the workload grows, without rebuilding the server or migrating to a new platform.

Snapshots

Take a point-in-time image before a risky change, and roll back in minutes if the change does not go the way you expected.

Backup included in the design

Automated off-server backup with retention agreed up front, monitored for failures rather than assumed to be working.

Local support

Engineers in Jordan who can look at the actual server with you, rather than a ticket queue in another timezone.

Managed or unmanaged — your call

The same server. A different amount of your time.

Discuss a VPS

Unmanaged suits teams with their own system administration capability: we provide the infrastructure, network and hypervisor, and you own everything above the operating system.

Managed suits everyone else. We handle patching, monitoring, backup verification, security hardening and performance, and you get on with using the application rather than maintaining the platform underneath it.

  • Unmanaged — infrastructure, network, snapshots and console access.
  • Managed — adds OS patching, monitoring, hardening and backup verification.
  • Either way — you keep full administrative access to your own server.
  • Switch later — move between the two without rebuilding anything.

Typical uses

What our customers actually run on VPS infrastructure.

  • Business web applications that need a specific runtime or framework version.
  • Databases where consistent I/O performance matters more than shared-host economics.
  • WordPress sites that have outgrown shared hosting and need dedicated resources.
  • Development and staging environments that mirror production closely enough to be useful.
  • Internal tools — ticketing, file services, reporting and line-of-business systems.
  • Application servers connected to on-premises systems over VPN.

VPS questions

Linux or Windows?
Both are available. Linux suits most web applications, databases and open-source stacks. Windows Server is the right choice for .NET applications, IIS-hosted sites, MSSQL, or anything requiring Active Directory integration. Windows Server licensing is included in the server cost.
Can I upgrade the server later?
Yes. CPU, memory and storage can be increased on an existing server, typically with a short reboot. This is one of the main advantages of virtual infrastructure over a physical machine you have already bought.
Is backup included?
Backup is designed in as standard, with retention agreed with you rather than assumed. It is deliberately kept off the server itself, so that losing the server does not lose the backups with it.
Can you migrate my existing server or site?
Yes. We handle migration from other providers, from shared hosting, or from on-premises hardware. We plan the cutover around your working hours and keep the source system available until the new one is confirmed working.
What happens if the server has a problem out of hours?
Managed servers are monitored continuously and alerts are escalated. The response arrangement that applies out of hours is set out in your service agreement rather than left ambiguous.

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Need a server sized properly?

Tell us what it has to run and how much downtime it can tolerate. We'll specify it rather than guess.

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