Ubuntu Centos VPS - Virtual Private Server

VPS hosting fills the gap between shared (virtual) and dedicated hosting. This technology allows subdivision of a single physical server into many VIRTUAL PRIVATE SERVERS. Although they run on the same hardware, each VPS is isolated from other VIRTUAL MACHINES. Each client runs their own Operating System and independent userland tools. Full dedicated server features at a fraction of the cost.

VPS is the right decision if you:

• have outgrown shared hosting, but you’re not ready to pay Dedicated Hosting prices
• are tired of having your mail blocked because of spam on the same ip address
• need a specialized framework (Ruby on Rails, SugarCRM, Zimbra)
• need a custom development environment
• run a video game server

What Can You Expect From Your VPS Hosting Account?

• Ability to host large websites
• Run large database-driven applications
• Complete System Isolation
• Dedicated IP Addresses
• Full Root Access
• Remote Reboot
• Fantastic 24X7 Support

30-Day Money Back Guarantee

NO-QUESTIONS-ASKED, completely hassle-free Money Back Guarantee. You try it, you hate it – you cancel it and get your money refunded – guaranteed.

Why VPS Hosting?

This new technology provides the flexibility and control you expect from dedicated hosting without the hefty price tag.

Backed by a Trusted Host

eBoundHost.com is a trusted hosting company with fantastic customer service and best-of-the-breed technology.

HARDWARE

What users really want is a standalone server. In the past, due to budget constraints most clients used to order cheap dedicated servers with slower processors and less RAM. Enter VPS technology, which allows clients to leverage their hardware at a much lower price point. The fact is, even on a full VPS system, only a handful of clients will actively utilize resources. This means that each account receives the full processing power when they need it. In simple terms, although your account only provides 512 MB of RAM, most of the time your account receives the full 16 GB of RAM and full speed of a multiple hard drive SAS RAID array, and the power of 8 Cores of Intel Xeon Processors.