Buy Linux VPS Hosting
Launch a flexible Linux VPS with full root access, SSH control, and scalable resources you can configure around your workload.
1Gbits Linux VPS hosting is built for websites, applications, development environments, databases, Docker workloads, VPNs, and growing online businesses. Choose your preferred Linux distribution, deploy your server quickly, and scale CPU, RAM, and storage as your requirements grow.
With 1Gbits Linux VPS hosting, you get:
✓ Full root access and SSH control
✓ Up to 10Gbps network ports on supported plans
✓ Global locations with 24/7 technical support
🎁 Save up to 40% on selected Linux VPS plans.
Compare Linux VPS Hosting Plans
Choose a Linux VPS based on the CPU, RAM and storage your website or application actually needs. Whether you are launching your first VPS, hosting several websites or running a more demanding application, 1Gbits offers scalable Linux VPS plans for different workloads and budgets.
Linux VPS 1
Save 40 %$8.67/mo
Billed for 36 months
Normally $14.49
- CPU1 Core
- RAM1024 MB DDR5
- Storage20 GB
- BandwidthUnlimited Europe & USA
Linux VPS 2
Save 40 %$14.08/mo
Billed for 36 months
Normally $23.49
- CPU1 Core
- RAM2048 MB DDR5
- Storage50 GB
- BandwidthUnlimited Europe & USA
Linux VPS 3
Save 40 %$22.49/mo
Billed for 36 months
Normally $37.49
- CPU2 Core
- RAM4096 MB DDR5
- Storage80 GB
- BandwidthUnlimited Europe & USA
Linux VPS 4
Save 40 %$35.67/mo
Billed for 36 months
Normally $59.49
- CPU4 Core
- RAM8192 MB DDR5
- Storage150 GB
- BandwidthUnlimited Europe & USA
Which Linux VPS Plan Should You Choose?
You do not necessarily need the largest VPS. The right plan depends on the software you intend to run, expected traffic and how much CPU, memory and storage your workload consumes.
Why Choose 1Gbits Linux VPS Hosting?
Get the performance, control, connectivity, and flexibility you need to run websites, applications, development environments, and other Linux workloads.
High-Performance SSD and NVMe Storage
Fast storage helps improve response times for websites, databases, and data-intensive applications. 1Gbits offers SSD and NVMe-backed storage options designed for reliable server performance. For storage-focused workloads, explore our NVMe VPS hosting options.
DDoS Protection
DDoS protection is available in supported locations to help reduce the impact of malicious network traffic. Availability and protection levels may vary by location. For additional options, explore our DDoS-protected VPS plans.
Web-Based VPS Control Panel
Manage essential server tasks from the 1Gbits dashboard, including rebooting, shutting down, reinstalling the operating system, and checking server information. For advanced administration, connect directly through SSH.
Full Root Access
Get full root access to your Linux VPS through SSH. Install software, configure services, manage users and firewalls, and customize the server environment around your application requirements.
Fast VPS Deployment
Supported Linux VPS configurations can be provisioned rapidly after payment confirmation. Once deployment is complete, your server credentials are available so you can connect and start configuring your environment.
Scalable Resources
Upgrade to configurations with more CPU, RAM, and storage as your website or application grows, giving you a flexible path to scale without moving away from your Linux VPS environment.
Up to 10Gbps Network Ports
Supported configurations offer network ports of up to 10Gbps for bandwidth-intensive websites, APIs, VPNs, and applications. Availability varies by plan and location. You can also explore our 10Gbps VPS options.
IPv4 and IPv6 Support
Current Linux VPS plans support IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity for modern internet-facing applications and services. If IPv6 is a key requirement, compare our dedicated IPv6 VPS hosting options.
24/7 Technical Support
Get access to 1Gbits technical support around the clock when you need help with service-related issues, infrastructure questions, or your Linux VPS hosting environment.
Linux VPS Server Locations
Choose a Linux VPS location close to your users to reduce latency and improve connectivity. 1Gbits offers VPS locations across Europe, North America, Asia, and other regions, with availability depending on your selected configuration.
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Choose Your Linux VPS Operating System
One of the biggest advantages of Linux VPS hosting is the freedom to choose an operating system suited to your applications and experience.
Ubuntu
Ubuntu is one of the easiest Linux distributions to start with and has extensive community documentation.
It is well suited to:
- Web hosting
- WordPress
- Node.js applications
- Python applications
- Docker
- Development environments
- APIs
- General-purpose servers
Ubuntu LTS releases are particularly popular for production workloads that value longer support cycles.
Linux VPS for WordPress vs Shared Hosting
Shared hosting is easier for beginners because the hosting company manages most of the server environment. Linux VPS hosting gives you considerably more control.
Linux VPS Use Cases
Linux VPS hosting gives you a flexible environment for websites, applications, development workloads, databases, containers, gaming, VPNs, and more.
Website & Multi-Site Hosting
Host one or multiple websites with full control over Nginx, Apache, PHP, databases, caching, and other server software. Scale resources as traffic and website requirements grow.
WordPress Hosting
Application & Development Hosting
Deploy APIs, backend services, staging environments, and applications built with PHP, Python, Node.js, Java, Ruby, or Go. Configure the runtimes and supporting services your projects require.
Docker & Container Hosting
Database Hosting
Host MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and other databases while controlling software versions, memory allocation, access policies, and configuration. Fast storage and sufficient RAM help support database-heavy workloads.
Ecommerce Hosting
Host growing ecommerce websites with greater control over server resources, caching, databases, and security. Upgrade CPU, RAM, and storage as traffic, products, and transaction volumes increase.
Game Server Hosting
Private VPN Server
Backup & Storage
Linux VPS vs Dedicated Server
Both hosting types give you more control than shared hosting, but a VPS and a dedicated server operate differently.
Linux VPS Server Hosting FAQs
Find answers to the most common questions about 1Gbits Linux VPS hosting, including root access, operating systems, upgrades, security, deployment, backups, and supported workloads.
Linux VPS hosting provides a virtual server running a Linux operating system with allocated CPU, RAM and storage resources. It gives you root access and greater control over software and server configuration than traditional shared hosting.
Ubuntu is usually one of the easiest Linux distributions for beginners because it has extensive documentation, a large community and broad software support. The best VPS plan itself depends on the resources required by your website or application.
Current Linux VPS plans include allocated CPU, DDR5 RAM, storage, IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity, root access and bandwidth according to the selected plan and location. Additional specifications vary by plan, so check the live pricing cards before ordering.
Yes. 1Gbits Linux VPS hosting provides root access so you can connect through SSH, install software and configure the server environment.
Linux VPS resources can be scaled as project requirements grow. Available upgrade options depend on the selected plan and infrastructure, so check your account or contact support for the exact upgrade path.
Current 1Gbits Linux VPS plan data includes IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity. Check the selected configuration at checkout because IP allocations can vary by product and location.
Supported Linux VPS configurations can be provisioned rapidly after payment confirmation. Actual deployment time can vary depending on the order, selected configuration and availability.
1Gbits Linux VPS hosting includes infrastructure security features such as DDoS protection. You remain responsible for properly securing the Linux operating system, applications, SSH access, passwords, firewall rules and installed software unless those tasks are included in a separately selected managed service.
Backup availability can depend on the selected plan or add-on. Do not assume that your VPS automatically provides a complete independent backup. Review available backup options and maintain your own copies of important data.
1Gbits supports several Linux operating systems, including Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS, Fedora, Oracle Linux and SUSE, with availability depending on the selected service.
Shared hosting places many websites within a provider-managed hosting environment with limited server control. A Linux VPS gives you allocated virtual server resources, root access and much more freedom to configure the operating system and software.
Yes. Websites can be migrated by transferring files, databases and application configuration to the new Linux VPS. The exact process depends on your current hosting environment and website stack.
With unmanaged VPS hosting, you are responsible for most operating-system and software administration. Managed VPS hosting adds technical management services, although the exact tasks included depend on the management plan.
1Gbits Linux VPS hosting combines full root access, SSD/NVMe storage, modern network connectivity, multiple Linux operating systems, global locations, scalable plans and 24/7 technical support. This makes it suitable for developers, website owners and businesses that need more server control than shared hosting provides.
Linux VPS vs Windows VPS
The main difference between Linux VPS and Windows VPS is the operating system, management method, and software ecosystem.
Choose Linux VPS If You Need
- Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, or other Linux distributions
- SSH and command-line administration
- Nginx or Apache
- PHP, Python, Node.js, and other common web stacks
- Docker and container workloads
- Open-source applications and development environments
Choose Windows VPS If You Need
- Windows Server
- Remote Desktop access
- Windows-specific applications
- Microsoft ecosystem workloads
- Software that requires Windows
If your applications require a Microsoft environment, compare our Windows VPS Hosting options.
For Linux-native websites, applications, containers, and development workloads, a Linux VPS is generally the more suitable choice.
Linux VPS Performance: What Actually Matters?
VPS performance depends on several resources working together. CPU, RAM, disk performance, network capacity, and server location can all affect your workload.
CPU
CPU resources affect application processing, PHP execution, databases, compression, and concurrent workloads. More demanding applications generally require additional CPU capacity.
RAM
Memory is shared by the operating system, applications, databases, caching services, and background processes. Insufficient RAM can cause slowdowns or excessive swapping.
Disk I/O
Fast SSD or NVMe storage is especially important for databases, ecommerce sites, dynamic applications, caching, logging, and workloads that frequently access files.
Network Throughput
Higher network capacity helps applications transfer larger volumes of data, but a 10Gbps port does not guarantee continuous 10Gbps throughput. Actual performance depends on the plan, location, network conditions, server workload, and bandwidth policies.
Server Location
Choose a server location close to your primary users whenever possible. Shorter network distances can help reduce latency and improve responsiveness.
Security for Your Linux VPS
Full root access gives you greater control over your server, but securing the operating system and applications remains your responsibility.
A secure Linux VPS setup should include:
- SSH key authentication
- Strong user permissions
- Firewall configuration
- Regular system and application updates
- Limited open ports
- Monitoring and backups
- DDoS protection where supported
1Gbits provides infrastructure-level security features on supported services and locations, while operating-system and application security depends on how your VPS is configured and maintained.
Managed vs Unmanaged Linux VPS
The right option depends mainly on your technical experience and how much server administration you want to handle yourself.
Unmanaged Linux VPS
An unmanaged VPS gives you control over the server while leaving most operating-system and software administration to you.
You typically manage:
- Operating system configuration
- Software installation and updates
- Firewall and security settings
- Application deployment
- Monitoring
- Troubleshooting
It is best suited to developers, system administrators, and technical teams comfortable managing Linux. If you prefer full responsibility for your server environment, explore our unmanaged VPS hosting options.
Managed Linux VPS
Managed hosting adds technical assistance with server administration, although the exact services included depend on the selected management plan.
It can be useful for businesses that need VPS resources without handling every server-management task internally. Compare our managed VPS hosting options for additional administration support.
Backups, Snapshots and Data Protection
Your VPS should never be the only copy of important websites, databases, or application data.
Depending on your selected configuration and available options, backups or snapshots may help with:
- Recovering deleted data
- Restoring previous configurations
- Recovering from failed updates
- Reducing the impact of data loss
For business-critical workloads, maintain independent backups and regularly verify that your data can be restored.
Migrating to a Linux VPS
Moving from shared hosting or another VPS usually involves transferring your files, databases, applications, and server configuration to the new environment.
A typical migration includes:
- Deploy and configure your new Linux VPS.
- Install the required web server, database, and software.
- Transfer your files and databases securely.
- Recreate required users, cron jobs, and application settings.
- Test the website or application before updating DNS.
- Monitor the new server after the migration.
Keep the previous environment available until you have confirmed that the migration was successful.
How to Get Started with a Linux VPS
Step 1: Choose Your Plan
Select the CPU, RAM, and storage required for your expected workload.
Step 2: Select a Server Location
Choose a location close to the users or systems that will connect to your VPS most frequently.
Step 3: Choose Your Linux Distribution
Select a supported distribution such as Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, or Rocky Linux based on your software requirements and experience.
Step 4: Complete Your Order
Select your billing period and payment method, then complete your order.
Step 5: Deploy and Secure Your VPS
After provisioning, connect through SSH, update the system, configure access and security settings, and install the required software.
Step 6: Deploy Your Project
Move your website, application, database, or services to the VPS and monitor resource usage as your project grows.
Linux VPS Payment Options
1Gbits supports multiple traditional and cryptocurrency payment options, giving customers flexibility when ordering a Linux VPS.
Payment availability may change, so review the current payment methods before completing your order.
1Gbits Linux VPS Customer Reviews
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Sarah L.I've been with 1Gbits for over a year now, and their Linux VPS has been a game-changer for my business. The performance is consistently excellent, and their support team is always quick to respond and incredibly helpful. Highly recommend them for anyone serious about their online presence.
Mike R.Switching to 1Gbits' Linux VPS was the best decision I made. The setup was instant, and I love having full root access to customize everything. It’s powerful, reliable, and the pricing is very competitive. A top-tier hosting service all around.