FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about HostDeck Store VPS hosting. If you need more help, contact our support team.
VPS (Virtual Private Server) hosting gives you a dedicated slice of a physical server with its own CPU, RAM, storage and operating system. Unlike shared hosting, your resources are isolated, so your workloads are not affected by other users on the same hardware. You get full control over the software you install and how the server is configured.
After successful order processing, your VPS is provisioned and you receive the relevant configuration and setup information according to the selected service. Deployment time can vary depending on the plan, operating system and current infrastructure capacity. You will be notified once your server is ready.
Yes. Where supported by the selected plan and operating system, you receive full root (Linux) or administrator (Windows) access to your VPS. This lets you install software, configure services and manage the server environment to match your requirements.
We offer a range of Linux distributions including Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Fedora and CentOS, as well as Windows Server 2019, 2022 and 2025. Operating system availability may vary by VPS plan and deployment location.
Yes. You can upgrade to a higher-tier plan when your requirements grow. Upgrading increases your CPU, RAM, storage and bandwidth. Contact support to arrange an upgrade, and we will help you move to the new configuration with minimal disruption.
NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) is a modern storage interface that connects SSDs directly to the CPU over the PCIe bus. Compared with traditional SATA SSDs, NVMe delivers significantly higher read/write speeds and lower latency, which improves application response times and database performance.
Each VPS plan includes a defined monthly bandwidth allowance, listed on the plan. Bandwidth measures the amount of data transferred in and out of your server. If your workload requires more, you can choose a higher-tier plan with a larger allowance.
Yes. A single VPS can host multiple websites, applications or services, limited only by the available CPU, RAM and storage. The number of sites you can comfortably run depends on their resource demands and your chosen plan.
Absolutely. VPS hosting is well suited for development, testing, staging and production workloads. You can set up isolated environments, run CI pipelines, test APIs and deploy applications in a controlled, full-control environment.
Our VPS plans are unmanaged, meaning you have full control over the server and are responsible for its configuration and maintenance. We provide clear documentation and support resources to help you manage your VPS effectively. For specific managed services, please contact support.
For Linux VPS, you connect using SSH with the credentials provided after deployment. For Windows VPS, you connect using Remote Desktop (RDP). Your setup information includes the IP address, port and access details you need to connect.
Once your order is processed and payment is confirmed, your VPS is provisioned. You will then receive the relevant VPS configuration and setup information according to the selected service, including the details you need to access and deploy your workload.
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