Getting Started
Cloud Servers Overview
Cloud servers are virtual machines you provision in minutes, resize when your workload changes, and manage from KPanel with full root access. This guide covers the three families, the sixteen tiers…
Dedicated Servers Overview
A dedicated server gives you an entire physical machine to yourself, with no other customers sharing its CPU, memory, or disks. This guide explains what KapsuleHost dedicated servers are, the tiers…
Storage Servers Overview
Storage servers are bare-metal machines built around very large disk capacity rather than raw compute, with no egress fees on the data you pull back out. This guide covers the three tiers, what they…
GPU Servers Overview
GPU servers are single-tenant bare-metal machines fitted with NVIDIA accelerators, sized for AI training, inference, and rendering. This guide covers the four tiers, how ordering and delivery…
Regions, Availability and the Reserve Queue
KapsuleHost Servers run in six regions across Europe, the United States and Singapore, and which of them you can choose depends on the processor family you pick.
Create and Connect
Managing Your Server
Rebuilding Your Cloud Server
Rebuilding reinstalls the operating system from scratch on your existing server, which erases the disk completely and gives you a clean machine on the same IP addresses.
Resizing Your Cloud Server
Resizing moves your server up or down the ladder of tiers within its own processor family, changing CPU, memory and disk without moving your data or changing your IP addresses.
Cloud Server Firewall and Security Management
Every KapsuleHost Server ships with a managed firewall that denies inbound traffic by default, plus brute-force protection, a web application firewall and automatic security patching, all controlled…
Cloud Server Backups
Every KapsuleHost Server is backed up to encrypted offsite storage once a day and kept for 30 days, and you can take an extra backup or restore one at any time from the server's own page in KPanel.
Cloud Server Snapshots
A snapshot is a copy of your server's entire disk at one moment in time, and rolling back to one returns the whole machine to exactly that state, which makes it the fastest way to undo a change that…
Storage Servers
A Storage Server is a single-tenant physical machine built around very large disks, sold for capacity rather than raw CPU, and with no charge for reading your own data back out.
Managing a Dedicated Server
The Manage page collects every hardware-level control for a dedicated server in one place: power, rescue, reverse DNS, IP addresses, traffic, firewall, and a full operating system reinstall. This…
Storage, Backups and GPU
Billing
Cloud Server Pricing and GST
Cloud server prices are shown excluding GST in your account's billing currency, and the same figure the panel shows you is the figure the charge is built from, so there is no gap between the price…
Ordering a Dedicated Server
Ordering a dedicated server is a build request rather than an instant provision, so this guide walks through choosing a tier, what happens after you pay, how to read the provisioning tracker, and…
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Additional IPv4 Addresses
How to buy an extra dedicated IPv4 address for a KapsuleHost server, what it is genuinely useful for, and what it will not do.
Dedicated Server Console Access
When a dedicated server will not boot or has lost its network, SSH is no longer an option and you need a console attached to the machine itself. This guide explains the two console routes…
Choosing Between ARM, Standard and Dedicated vCPU Servers
KapsuleHost Servers come in three processor families, and the right one for you is decided by three questions: does your software run on ARM, which region do you need, and does your workload need…
Guides for cloud, dedicated, GPU and storage servers: choosing a server type, connecting over SSH, firewalls, snapshots and backups, resizing and rebuilding, and extra IPv4 addresses. Start with Cloud Servers Overview, then Connecting to Your Cloud Server with SSH once your server is running.