VPS in Madagascar
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Hostzealot VPS features
Backup Storage
Keep your important data on independent back up storage
Multiplatformity
Linux- and Microsoft Software-based Virtual Servers
Alternative control panels
Both free and payed solutions for better comfort of the service use
Remote control
Virtual server power control option is included in the basic set
SSD Caching
Processing of your projects can be increased more than 100 times
KVM Virtualization
KVM virtualization technology provides independent resources to each virtual server, and also provides the ability to install the necessary operating system distributions.
Powerful VPS Control
We provide unique hosting interface thanks to the control panel tailored for particular needs of our clients. Managing your services has never been easier.
Plus all of these standart features at no extra charge:
VNC access to VPS
XCache
IPv4 and IPv6
Free IPv6 for each VPS
Secure Shell(SSH)
SSL/TLS Certificates with Let's Encrypt
KVM virtualization
Phusion Passenger
Password Protection (.htaccess)
SSD caching
One-Click Application Installer
Unlimited Email Accounts
PHP/ Perl/ Python
Crontab Access
Unlimited FTP/sFTP Users
Node.js
Subversion Repository (SVN)
Ruby Version Manager (RVM)
Access to Raw Log Files
Nginx
Unlimited MYSQL Databases
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