Latest Linux technologies
Fedora includes the latest kernel and other upstream packages. Get early access to features that might take months or years to make it to other distros.
Fedora VPS Hosting
High performance Fedora Linux VPS with NVMe storage and full root access.
- Instant deployment
- NVMe storage
- Full root access
- 99.9% uptime
root@fedora-vps
$ cat /etc/os-release
NAME="Fedora Linux"
VERSION="41 (Server Edition)"
ID=fedora
Cutting-edge packages, developer ready
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Low-density nodes
Shared vCPU
AMD EPYC Milan
DDR4
Backup-ready
Basic monitoring
Performance VPS for Daily Production
Balanced compute plans designed for web applications, agencies, APIs and growing SaaS workloads. Built on low-density nodes for consistent production performance.
- S-4 - 2 vCPU · 4GB RAM · 60GB NVMe · 2TB traffic S-4 Ideal for dev & staging $23/mo Deploy → 2 vCPU · 4GB RAM · 60GB NVMe · 2TB traffic
- S-8 - 3 vCPU · 8GB RAM · 120GB NVMe · 3TB traffic S-8 Small production apps $39/mo Deploy → 3 vCPU · 8GB RAM · 120GB NVMe · 3TB traffic
- S-16 - 4 vCPU · 16GB RAM · 240GB NVMe · 5TB trafficMost Chosen S-16 Growing SaaS & agencies - the sweet spot for production $79/mo Deploy → 4 vCPU · 16GB RAM · 240GB NVMe · 5TB traffic
- S-32 - 8 vCPU · 32GB RAM · 480GB NVMe · 7TB traffic S-32 High traffic workloads $149/mo Deploy → 8 vCPU · 32GB RAM · 480GB NVMe · 7TB traffic
- S-64 - 16 vCPU · 64GB RAM · 720GB NVMe · 9TB traffic S-64 Resource-intensive production $229/mo Deploy → 16 vCPU · 64GB RAM · 720GB NVMe · 9TB traffic
Reserved CPU cores
Lower density placement
DDR5
AMD EPYC Genoa
Built for latency-sensitive workloads
Pinned Core Performance Tier
Reserved cores with lower node density for consistent CPU performance.
- D-4 - 4GB RAM · 1 vCPU · 45GB NVMe · 2TB traffic D-4 Entry dedicated cores $37/mo Deploy → 4GB RAM · 1 vCPU · 45GB NVMe · 2TB traffic
- D-8 - 8GB RAM · 2 vCPU · 90GB NVMe · 3TB traffic D-8 Small production apps $69/mo Deploy → 8GB RAM · 2 vCPU · 90GB NVMe · 3TB traffic
- D-16 - 16GB RAM · 4 vCPU · 160GB NVMe · 5TB trafficMost Chosen D-16 Databases & heavy compute $118/mo Deploy → 16GB RAM · 4 vCPU · 160GB NVMe · 5TB traffic
- D-32 - 32GB RAM · 6 vCPU · 220GB NVMe · 7TB traffic D-32 High-performance production $215/mo Deploy → 32GB RAM · 6 vCPU · 220GB NVMe · 7TB traffic
- D-64 - 64GB RAM · 10 vCPU · 400GB NVMe · 9TB traffic D-64 Enterprise dedicated tier $377/mo Deploy → 64GB RAM · 10 vCPU · 400GB NVMe · 9TB traffic
Pinned vCPU cores with no sharing. Reserved for consistent, predictable performance.
Optimized for database workloads
Memory-heavy architecture
Designed for large in-memory processing
AMD EPYC Milan
Memory-Optimized VPS Infrastructure
High-RAM plans for database layers, caching systems, analytics and memory-intensive applications.
- H-64 - 8 vCPU · 64GB RAM · 480GB NVMe · 6TB traffic H-64 Databases & caching $249/mo Deploy → 8 vCPU · 64GB RAM · 480GB NVMe · 6TB traffic
- H-128 - 16 vCPU · 128GB RAM · 960GB NVMe · 8TB traffic H-128 Large analytics workloads $459/mo Deploy → 16 vCPU · 128GB RAM · 960GB NVMe · 8TB traffic
- H-192 - 24 vCPU · 192GB RAM · 1.4TB NVMe · 10TB traffic H-192 Enterprise memory tier $669/mo Deploy → 24 vCPU · 192GB RAM · 1.4TB NVMe · 10TB traffic
Storage is optimized for memory-intensive workloads, not bulk disk usage.
What is Fedora VPS
Fedora Linux is a community operating system project created by Red Hat and a large community of Free and Open Source contributors. Fedora Linux is the bleeding edge operating system, with the newest free software packages and frequent updates. A Fedora VPS, or Fedora VPS Hosting, is a virtual private server that is running Fedora Linux. As root of your VPS you have full control of your VPS, so you can modify it in any way you like.
One of the defining characteristics of Fedora is the early adoption of the latest Linux kernel and other free and open source software (FOSS) released by the upstream projects. Fedora is also very container friendly with tools like Podman and Buildah available natively on the desktop. Many users also use Fedora as the base OS for their development servers and even for their continuous integration and continuous development (CI/CD) pipelines because of the very up to date toolchain and the fast pace of package updates in Fedora.
BuyVPS offers KVM virtualization, NVMe storage and a wide variety of operating systems including Fedora. Get started with your Fedora VPS now in Amsterdam and New York.
Benefits
Why Choose Fedora VPS
Developer friendly
Fedora is developer friendly. We have support for GCC, Python, Node.js, Rust and Go toolchains as well as many other development tools. You can also use Podman and Buildah for containerisation without requiring a Docker daemon.
Security
Fedora comes with SELinux enabled by default. It receives security updates quickly. Security is a top priority for the project. Fedora is built with best practices for security in mind.
Fast updates
The time between seeing a problem and getting a fix that you can use is very short. You will get new features that can aid in your work quickly as well. Our upgrade paths are well documented and supported.
Production
What is Fedora VPS used for
Web hosting
Docker environments
Development servers
CI/CD pipelines
Testing environments
Comparison
Fedora VPS vs Other Linux VPS
In addition to the other options we list here, Fedora is one of the many Linux distributions that can be installed on your VPS. Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS and Arch Linux are also available. Each has its own pros and cons.
Fedora vs Ubuntu
I recently wrote an article for ZDNet that explored the pluses and minuses of running Fedora Linux as opposed to running Ubuntu. Here is a quick summary of some of the points I covered in the article. Naturally there's more detail in the full article, but here's a brief rundown. Choosing between Fedora and Ubuntu will depend on a number of factors – chief among them being your desired level of stability and the frequency with which you need to have the very latest versions of applications.
Fedora vs Debian
Choosing a version to use as a server base is somewhat a matter of taste. Factors that may be important are for example the conservatism of Debian as opposed to the more rapid development of Fedora. In general, a Debian system is the better choice for a production system which is not updated under dynamic conditions (i.e. where the system does not need to keep pace with a rapidly changing environment); for a web application server where the operating system needs to be updated at the same pace as the applications deployed on it, Fedora may be the better choice.
Fedora vs Rocky Linux
Choose Rocky if you want RHEL compatibility and long term support. Choose Fedora if you want to be running the latest upstream work. Fedora is the upstream of RHEL and moves faster.
Infrastructure
Fedora VPS Technical Specifications
- CPU virtualization: Full KVM. Each VPS has its own kernel. No shared kernel overselling.
- NVMe storage: Local NVMe drives in RAID10. See benchmark results.
- Network speed: High throughput. Unmetered bandwidth on all plans.
- IPv4 and IPv6: Both supported. Contact support for IPv6 allocation details.
- Root access: Full root. Install any software, configure any service.
Getting started
How to Deploy a Fedora VPS
This is an opportunity to change default VPS settings to your needs. We however recommend leaving default settings as is and change this option only if you have a special reason.
Choose VPS plan
Pick a plan from our plans page.
Select Fedora template
When you proceed to checkout you will have the opportunity to choose Fedora Linux as your desired operating system. We currently support the latest stable release.
Launch server
Purchase a VPS (virtual private server) for your Fedora environment. Your VPS will be provisioned within a few minutes and you will receive an email with your root login information.
Access the KVM Server via SSH
Open a terminal window and login to the IP address of your KVM Server using the root password. Once logged in, execute the following command to update dnf: dnf update. From here, simply follow the on-screen instructions as you walk through the installation process.
Security
Fedora VPS Security
- SELinux: SELinux is turned on by default and is a type of Mandatory Access Control (MAC) that restricts the impact a system has if it were to be compromised.
- Firewall: firewalld is installed. Configure zones and rules as needed.
- Updates: Every now and then new Security Updates appear. Run
dnf updatefrequently and set up an automatic update.
Read our security policy, acceptable use policy, privacy policy and technical infrastructure.
Provider
Why Choose BuyVPS
Infrastructure
High capacity servers using KVM virtualization and NVMe storage. Low node density ensures you have the resources you need. We do not oversell. Learn more about our features.
Performance
We publish benchmarks. Transparent numbers. No cherry picked results.
Support
Our customers are supported by expert technical support. Questions that may arise before the purchase of a system or operational questions relating to the use of the system can be put to us at any time. Contact us.
Uptime
Common questions
Fedora VPS FAQ
Answers to frequently asked questions about Fedora VPS hosting.
A Fedora VPS is a virtual private server running Fedora Linux. Your Fedora VPS will give you full root access, your own kernel via KVM virtualization and the latest version of all packages. We find Fedora to be an ideal choice for the developer community as it has the latest versions of all the upstream software.
Yes. Fedora Server Edition is designed for use on servers and includes systems such as SELinux, firewalld and more. But keep in mind that Rocky Linux or Debian might be a better fit for a production environment for a minimal amount of customization. Many organizations use Fedora on their development, staging, and testing servers.
Yes. Docker runs on Fedora. In fact Fedora ships Podman and Buildah which are daemonless and rootless container tools. And of course since we support VPS with KVM virtualization you can also run nested containers. Use what suits your workflow.
Fedora VPS instances can be deployed in a matter of minutes. Most VPS requests are provisioned and you will receive an email with IP and root login credentials within a few minutes. Use our capacity planner to select your desired configuration before ordering.
Deploy Your Fedora VPS Today
Instantly provision a server in under a minute. Choose from our wide selection of servers running various Linux distributions. Every server includes: root access, high performance servers, instant provisioning, SSD & NVMe disk options. Choose BuyVPS as your preferred hosting provider. Thousands of web developers and startups have already made the switch.
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