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Product updates, portal improvements, and operational notices — written for customers who run real workloads on our Dallas platform.

Custom VPS Builder: configure CPU, RAM, storage, and IPv4

Fixed plans are a fast start. When your workload needs a specific resource mix, the Custom VPS Builder lets you configure CPU, RAM, NVMe storage, operating system, and additional IPv4 before checkout. Pricing updates as you adjust resources, so you can compare monthly and yearly totals before you commit — including yearly savings when you bill ...
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Client portal update: clearer VPS service details

We redesigned the VPS service details experience so day-to-day management is faster and less noisy. What changed Recommended add-ons — Website Builder, SSL, and Professional Email now sit in one compact sidebar panel instead of a long stack of unrelated promos. Change Password — the password form is clearer, with guidance for SSH, console, ...
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VPS upgrades: Spark can move to Flame, Blaze, or Custom VPS

When a fixed Linux plan no longer fits your workload, upgrade paths are now clearer inside the client portal. From an active Spark VPS you can move directly to Flame or Blaze, or jump to the Custom VPS Builder when you need a specific mix of CPU, RAM, storage, and IPv4. How to upgrade Open the VPS from My Services. Choose Upgrade/Downgrade in the ...
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Network Status: live visibility into platform health

We publish platform health on a dedicated Network Status page so you can check infrastructure conditions without opening a ticket first. Use it when something feels off — elevated latency, a provisioning delay, or a planned window — before assuming the issue is isolated to a single VPS. Where to look Network Status — live operational state ...
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