TIER-IIcertified
TIER-II datacenter in Argentina
Your server lives in a TIER-II certified datacenter in Argentina, with redundant power and N+1 cooling. The IP is Argentine and domestic traffic never leaves the country.
Infrastructure
Where your server runs, and on what
We do not resell third-party capacity. Cloud VPS instances run on our own hardware in a TIER-II certified datacenter in Argentina, with Proxmox virtualization and redundant SSD storage.
RAIDSSD
Proxmox virtualization on RAID
Each instance runs isolated on Proxmox, with SSD storage in RAID — a redundant disk array that tolerates drive failures without interrupting the service.
10Gbps
10 Gbps network, ports up to 100 Mbps
The network backbone is 10 Gbps. Each VPS gets a shared port of up to 100 Mbps on a best-effort basis, expandable with guaranteed bandwidth.
99.9% uptime
99.9 % availability
99.9 % availability target across the Cloud VPS platform, with permanent monitoring and a public status page.
rootfull access
Root or Administrator access
Full control from the first minute: root on Linux or Administrator on Windows, with rescue console and OS reinstallation whenever you need it.
24/7in-house
Support in English and Spanish, 24/7
In-house technical team in Buenos Aires. Ticket, phone and email support, with no offshore hand-offs.
Virtual tour
Step inside the datacenter
Seven stops, from the street door to the rack where your instance runs, in the same order you would see the facility on a visit. And you can visit: tours are scheduled by ticket.
The building, from the street
The datacenter has its own building with parking and direct vehicle access, so you can bring equipment if you order housing. Visits are scheduled in advance.
Reception and access control
The entrance is staffed at all times. Nobody enters the technical areas without prior registration and an escort: physical access control is part of the TIER-II certification.
Main hallway
The hallways connect the technical offices with the data rooms. Separating administrative zones from critical areas avoids unnecessary movement near the equipment.
Monitoring room, 24/7
The platform is watched here in real time: status boards on screen, network metrics and alerts. The team that answers your tickets works in this room, in the same building as the servers.
Private cages, row by row
The data rooms are organized in rows of cabinets inside private cages, labeled A through F, with raised flooring and ducted cooling. Each cage has its own access control.
Where your VPS runs
The virtualization nodes: Dell PowerEdge servers with RAID disks, redundant power supplies on independent circuits and cabling labeled port by port. Every Cloud VPS runs on this hardware.
Hands on the hardware
When a job calls for it, the technician works directly on the rack: laptop plugged into the row switch and physical access to the server. No middlemen, no waiting on an external provider.
Platform
How the platform is built
Proxmox virtualization
Each VPS is an isolated virtual machine on Proxmox VE. The resources you order stay assigned to your instance: they are not dynamically shared between customers or sold beyond the node's physical capacity.
From the panel you can reboot, shut down and reinstall the operating system without depending on support, and open a console when the server's network is unresponsive.
SSD storage in RAID (fault tolerance)
Disks are SSDs configured in RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks), combining mirroring and striping: the array tolerates drive failures without interrupting the service and holds up better under filesystem read and write load.
If you need more space than the plan includes, additional SAS or SSD volumes of up to 2 TB attach to the same instance.
10 Gbps network
The datacenter's network backbone is 10 Gbps. Each Cloud VPS gets a shared port of up to 100 Mbps on a best-effort basis, enough for most web workloads.
When a project needs predictable throughput, guaranteed bandwidth of 5, 25, 50 or 100 Mbps is available. Instances in the same datacenter can also link over a private network.
Power and cooling
The facility is TIER-II certified: redundant power with UPS and generator backup, and N+1 cooling. The Cloud VPS platform availability target is 99.9%.
Service status is public and can be checked at any time.
Locations
Where you can deploy
Argentina is the default location at no extra cost. Other regions deploy on request, with a monthly surcharge on top of the plan price.
| Location | Monthly surcharge | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Argentina | Free | Immediate |
| USA | +$AR 44.850+U$S 30 | On request |
| Chile | +$AR 299.000+U$S 200 | On request |
| Colombia | +$AR 299.000+U$S 200 | On request |
| Mexico | +$AR 299.000+U$S 200 | On request |
Operations
When something goes wrong
Permanent monitoring
The platform is watched around the clock. Incidents affecting service are published on the status page.
Support in your language
In-house technical team in Buenos Aires, by ticket, phone and email — in English and Spanish, with no offshore hand-offs.
Rescue console
If the server will not boot or you lose network access, open the console and reinstall the operating system yourself.
Live metrics
The client panel charts your instance's CPU, memory, disk and network traffic, with hourly, daily, weekly and monthly history.
Try the infrastructure with a small plan
Start with the lightest plan and add vCPU, RAM or disk to the same instance when the project calls for it.