Fedora VPS Hosting on Enterprise NVMe Cloud
Run Fedora Server on a VPS built for people who want current software, not year-old packages. Every VeloxMedia instance ships with full root access, a dedicated IPv4, and NVMe SSD storage, and it deploys in about 60 seconds from the customer portal. Install Fedora with one click, then manage it your way with DNF, systemd, and SELinux.
Fedora tracks upstream closely and releases on a roughly six-month cycle, so you get recent kernels, compilers, and container tooling well before they reach slower-moving, long-term-support distributions. That makes it a strong fit for developers, Podman and container workloads, and teams who run Fedora Workstation locally and want a server that matches. It also feeds directly into Red Hat Enterprise Linux, so it is a practical place to validate software before it reaches RHEL or CentOS Stream.
Plans start at $5 a month with no setup fees, unmetered data transfer on every server, and annual billing that includes two months free. Deploy in London, Amsterdam, US East, or US West today, with more regions on the way.
- Full root access with DNF, systemd, and SELinux
- One-click Fedora install and 60-second deploys
- NVMe SSD storage with a dedicated IPv4
- Unmetered data transfer on every plan
- Browser console over VNC, SSH, and RDP
- From $5/mo, no setup fees, two months free annually
Why choose Fedora for your VPS
Fedora sits close to upstream and ships on a roughly six-month cycle, so its repositories carry recent kernels, GCC and LLVM toolchains, current Python, Go, and Node runtimes, and up-to-date container tools. If you build software, test against new library versions, or run Podman and systemd services, that currency saves you from backports and manual builds. Fedora also feeds directly into Red Hat Enterprise Linux, which makes it a practical staging ground for workloads headed to RHEL or CentOS Stream. You get DNF for packages, SELinux enforcing by default, and modern defaults with no extra configuration. Each release is supported for about 13 months, and a one-click reinstall moves you to the next one when you are ready.
Full control from the portal
Every Fedora server comes with full root access, so you can add repositories, adjust SELinux policy, tune the firewall, rebuild the kernel, and install anything DNF can reach. The control panel gives you a browser-based console over VNC, SSH, and RDP, so you can log in even if networking or the firewall is misconfigured. Take a snapshot before a risky upgrade, schedule backups, and roll back when you need to. You also get CPU, memory, and bandwidth graphs, reverse DNS control, firewall rules, vulnerability monitoring, and rescue mode. Reinstalling or rebuilding is a single click, and switching from Fedora to Debian, Ubuntu, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS, Alpine, or Windows Server takes that same click.
Plans, specs, and pricing
Six uniform Fedora plans run on NVMe SSD storage, each with a dedicated IPv4 and unmetered data transfer: - Micro: 1 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 20 GB NVMe, from $5/mo - Small: 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 40 GB NVMe - Medium: 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 80 GB NVMe - Plus: 4 vCPU, 12 GB RAM, 120 GB NVMe - Pro: 6 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, 160 GB NVMe - Max: 8 vCPU, 32 GB RAM, 200 GB NVMe There are no setup fees, and annual billing includes two months free. Every region starts at $5 a month except Amsterdam, which starts at $6. Pay through secure hosted card checkout in the portal, and deploy a larger plan whenever your workload outgrows the one you started on.
Built on redundant enterprise infrastructure
Your Fedora VPS runs on a clustered platform with automatic failover, not a single box. Compute nodes are redundant, storage is distributed and replicated across NVMe devices, and power and network paths are fully redundant, so there is no single point of failure. Enterprise software-defined networking isolates your traffic, and zero-downtime live migration moves running instances off hardware that needs maintenance without interrupting your services. The result is a stable base for production Fedora workloads, backed by clustered high availability.
Regions and getting started
Deploy your Fedora server in London, Amsterdam, US East in Ohio, or US West in California, with Warsaw, Montreal, and Utah coming soon. Choosing a region close to your users lowers latency for web apps, APIs, and remote development. Every action happens in the portal: pick a plan and region, select Fedora, and your server is online in about 60 seconds with root credentials ready. Support is available 24/7 through the portal if you need a hand, and there are no long-term commitments, so you can start on Micro and grow as your project does.
Fedora VPS Hosting on Enterprise NVMe Cloud questions
Which Fedora version do you offer?
You can install a current Fedora Server release with one click from the portal. Because Fedora moves on a roughly six-month cycle, we track recent releases, and when a newer one arrives you can move to it with a one-click reinstall. Take a snapshot or backup first so you keep anything you need before the upgrade.
Do I get full root access on a Fedora VPS?
Yes. Every Fedora server includes full root access, so you can manage repositories with DNF, adjust SELinux policy, tune the firewall, rebuild the kernel, and install any software you need. The browser-based console over VNC and SSH also gives you a way in even if you lock yourself out of networking.
Can I switch between Fedora and other Linux distributions?
Yes. A one-click reinstall lets you move between Fedora, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine, and Windows Server. Reinstalling wipes the server, so take a snapshot or backup first if you want to keep your data or configuration.
How fast can I deploy a Fedora server, and where?
Most Fedora instances are online in about 60 seconds after you order in the portal. You can deploy in London, Amsterdam, US East in Ohio, or US West in California today, with Warsaw, Montreal, and Utah coming soon. Pricing starts at $5 a month, or $6 in Amsterdam, with no setup fees.
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