We have increased the OpenVZ VPS resource allocations once again!
We are happy to announce that we have boosted the resource allocation quotas of all self-managed OpenVZ VPS servers!
What is the upgrade about ?
Last year we introduced a large boost in the resource allocation of all OpenVZ VPS server offerings. Back then we beefed up the SSD storage capacity by up to 50 percent, the traffic usage quotas saw an up to 77 percent uplift and the RAM allocations were jacked up by up to 40 percent.
Now we are ready with yet another resource upgrade that will affect all self-managed OpenVZ VPSs, in order to provide more value, while in the same time not changing the prices: As you can see in the table, the entry-level OpenVZ VPS plan has received the biggest resource uplift – its storage and traffic quotas have been increased by 50 and 70 percent, respectively. The next option for a self-managed OpenVZ VPS has received a 20-percent storage quota uplift and 70-percent more traffic. As for the third self-managed OpenVZ VPS – OVZ03, its storage and traffic quotas have been pumped up by 15 and 30 percent, respectively. No price change has been applied to all these packages. You will get more resources for the same low price! Apart from the virtual server resource upgrades, we’ve also implemented another important change – CPU utilization will now depend on the number of cores rather than on the clock speed (GHz). This allows for greater flexibility in utilizing the server’s processing power in the context of the changing trend in today's application needs. So now all VPS users will be practically freed of frequency limitations. In the table below, you can see the number of cores each VPS has been allocated. As you can see in the table above, the number of cores increases gradually with each package. Speaking in numbers, the smallest OpenVZ VPS plan has received a 120% CPU usage quota uplift, while with the other plans the raise is 13% on average. While entry-level configurations can leverage the power of a single core (perfect for small web applications), the more powerful packages will avail of faster multi-core CPUs that are capable of handling much larger workloads than their single-core counterparts (ideal for more complex and busy web projects). The new increased resource allocations are already applied to all VPS servers. No action is required from our existing customer to benefit from the upgrade.
CPU usage quotas now measured in cores for the sake of efficiency
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