VPS Chile

Server localization and IP geolocation are two key factors in determining the positioning of a website on Google. And it is much more likely that netizens will click on a local website. Therefore, if your customers are in Chile, a VPS available in this country is the most effective way to ensure greater fluidity of access to your services, but retaining full control over the cost and with the possibility to scale at any time without restrictions. Thanks to our teams, with the ability to intervene 24 hours in our infrastructure, you can focus on the development of your websites and applications, as well as the expansion of your infrastructure.

Our VPS Chile are designed to offer you optimal control and flexibility, ensuring the best possible price-performance ratio. In addition, access to the root of your virtual server will allow you to configure it freely. OVHcloud's virtual private servers include an easy-to-use interface as well as an operating system dashboard (Windows VPS, Linux VPS, etc.) that you can launch in just one click. You can also add additional storage and resources to meet your needs. Finally, in addition to geolocation options and additional IPs, our VPS in Chile are equipped with anti-DDoS service, ensuring total protection in the event of an attack.

A virtual private server (VPS) can be used to host websites (e-commerce, content, media) and software applications (portals, extranets, collaborative solutions, wikis, CRM). Unlike shared hosting, the data is isolated onto a virtual machine which is dedicated to the user.
The VPS is a perfect compromise between web hosting plans and physical servers, combining reliability with the high performance of a dedicated server — but without the difficulty of managing a server's physical hardware.

Using a VPS requires basic knowledge of server administration. This knowledge is essential for managing the operating system (Linux, Windows, PrestaShop or WordPress) installed on the machine, and configuring the applications.
Think you might need a VPS, but don’t have the technical knowledge required? We recommend getting in touch with one of our partners.
If you would like to get guaranteed resources but don't know how to manage servers, we recommend Performance Web Hosting plans.

Yes. A VPS can be partitioned, and organised to suit your requirements. This means you can use it to host several websites or projects, by allocating a private space to each one. You choose the volume of each space, too. To simplify how you do this, you can install a web hosting control panel like Plesk or cPanel.

VPS solutions do not include domain names or email services natively. These options are available directly from the OVHcloud Control Panel once your VPS is delivered.

Using a VPS is the next logical step up from using a web hosting plan. Virtual private servers offer a wider range of options, and more flexibility in terms of configuration, access and features (root access, Apache PHP.init). You can also install an SSL certificate and any other software you want.
However, we would like to emphasise the importance of choosing the right VPS for you. A VPS needs to be configured in a way that suits your application requirements, and the growth of your business.

A Cloud VPS is a virtual machine optimised and designed to adapt to pre-production and production environments. It is a dedicated environment on which you can host one or more web projects.
The OVHcloud Public Cloud offers a multi-server infrastructure, with high availability for servers. vRack, a private network service, is also available with this solution.

The advantage of a VPS is that you don’t have to worry about hardware management ------ like monitoring the status of hard disks, RAM, and CPU. They are adapted to host most types of web projects that are moderately sized.
We recommend using a dedicated server if you want to manage the hardware yourself, build more elaborate architectures, create an infrastructure that includes a private network (vRack), or deploy complex solutions other than web services.
As a general rule, users with a growing volume of web activity either move up to dedicated servers, or Public Cloud solutions. These services offer more complex, flexible infrastructures that can adapt to a high level of growth.