2x Ryzen 9 9950x
4 GB DDR5 RAM
40 GB NVMe SSD
25 Gbps Port
Complete control over
your infrastructure
High-performance VPS instances with dedicated cores, NVMe storage and a 25 Gbps network, provisioned in under two minutes.
By the numbers
Numbers that matter
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99.9%
Uptime target
A target, not a guarantee. Measured results are on the status page.
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Frankfurt sites
NTT, Maincubes, Digital Realty and Equinix, one network.
<1ms
Internal latency
Inside our network, services talk to each other in microseconds.
Hardware
Choose your exact specs
Pick from the latest processors and memory configurations
Beta launch
20% off every month, or 30% off your first month, picked at checkout.
Location:
CPU:
4x Ryzen 9 9950x
6 GB DDR5 RAM
60 GB NVMe SSD
25 Gbps Port
4x Ryzen 9 9950x
8 GB DDR5 RAM
80 GB NVMe SSD
25 Gbps Port
4x Ryzen 9 9950x
10 GB DDR5 RAM
100 GB NVMe SSD
25 Gbps Port
4x Ryzen 9 9950x
12 GB DDR5 RAM
120 GB NVMe SSD
25 Gbps Port
6x Ryzen 9 9950x
16 GB DDR5 RAM
160 GB NVMe SSD
25 Gbps Port
8x Ryzen 9 9950x
24 GB DDR5 RAM
240 GB NVMe SSD
25 Gbps Port
8x Ryzen 9 9950x
32 GB DDR5 RAM
320 GB NVMe SSD
25 Gbps Port
12x Ryzen 9 9950x
64 GB DDR5 RAM
500 GB NVMe SSD
25 Gbps Port
Ryzen VPS plans ship with a 25 Gbps port by default. This is not a guaranteed line rate, depending on traffic and load it can drop to 10 Gbps or lower.
Everything in one control panel
Console, snapshots, backups, firewall and apps for every virtual server, without leaving the dashboard.
Console in your browser
Open a live console from the panel, no SSH client needed.
Snapshots
Take a snapshot before a risky change and roll back in a click.
Backups
Create and restore backups from the same panel.
Firewall rules
Allow or deny ports with presets, right from the panel.
Virtual server hosting explained
The short answer
A VPS (virtual private server) is your own isolated server with dedicated resources and full root access. Corenzy virtual servers run on Ryzen 9 9950X cores with DDR5 RAM and NVMe storage in Frankfurt, and you manage them from one panel with a browser console, snapshots, backups and a firewall.
What is a VPS and who is it for?
A VPS sits between shared web hosting and a dedicated server. You get your own operating system, root access and guaranteed resources, without paying for a whole physical machine.
It suits anyone who has outgrown shared hosting, needs to install their own software, or wants a predictable environment for an app, API, database or game server.
What can you run on a virtual server?
- Websites and web apps: WordPress, Laravel, Node.js, Django and more, behind your own web server.
- Databases and caches: PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis.
- Containers: Docker and Portainer from the one-click app market.
- Dev and staging environments: disposable servers you can snapshot and roll back.
- Bots and background workers: Discord bots, schedulers and queues that must stay online 24/7.
- Game servers: see our Minecraft, FiveM, Rust and Unturned pages for dedicated game hosting.
How much RAM and CPU do you need?
A small site or API usually runs well on 2-4 GB of RAM. A busy WordPress site, a few Docker containers or a small database is more comfortable on 4-8 GB. Larger databases, search engines and build servers want 8 GB or more.
Start with what you need today. You can upgrade the plan later, and snapshots let you test a change before you commit to it.
Why Ryzen 9, DDR5 and NVMe matter
Ryzen 9 9950X cores have very high single-core speed, which is what most web servers, databases and game servers are limited by. DDR5 memory adds bandwidth, and NVMe storage makes databases, package installs and backups noticeably faster than SATA SSDs.
Manage everything from one panel
Every virtual server comes with a browser console, snapshots you can roll back, backups you can restore, a firewall with presets and a one-click app market. You can also reinstall the operating system from the panel when you want a clean start.
Secure a new VPS in ten minutes
- Use SSH keys and turn off password login.
- Keep the system updated (
apt,dnfor your distribution's updater). - Allow only the ports you need in the firewall.
- Create a snapshot before big changes and enable backups.
- Run services as unprivileged users, not as root.
Frequently asked questions
What is a VPS?
A VPS (virtual private server) is an isolated virtual machine with its own operating system, dedicated resources and root access, running on shared physical hardware.
How fast is a virtual server ready?
Virtual servers are provisioned in minutes. After checkout the server appears in your panel and you can start it right away.
Do I get root access?
Yes. You have full root or administrator access and can install any software you need.
Which operating systems can I use?
Popular Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux are available, as well as Windows Server. You can reinstall from the panel.
Can I upgrade my VPS later?
Yes. Start with a smaller plan and move to a larger one when your project grows.
Is there DDoS protection?
Yes. Always-on DDoS protection is included on every plan.
Where are the servers located?
In Frankfurt, Germany, on NVMe storage with a 25 Gbps port per server (not a guaranteed line rate).
Can I run a game server on a VPS?
Yes, though our dedicated game server plans come with the Pterodactyl panel and per-game guides for Minecraft, FiveM, Rust, Unturned and Discord bots.
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