Named system templates from this catalog, ready to install with the server.
Operating systems
Ready images for a VPS or a dedicated server. The distro is chosen with the plan, and the machine arrives with the system already installed.
The system is picked in the plan order, together with CPU, RAM and disk.
After delivery you get full access and install your own stack.
Linux, Unix-like systems and Windows — chosen for the job.
THE MACHINE ARRIVES
WITH A SYSTEM ON IT
The image is chosen with the VPS or dedicated plan. After delivery you log in over SSH or RDP and build the environment. Families below cover different loads.
Sites and panels
Debian, Ubuntu and the RHEL family run nginx, PHP and typical panels. The image arrives installed.
Databases and daemons
A long support cycle helps when the machine lives for years and backups need a stable base.
Labs and CI
Newer distros cover benches, containers and pipelines where current packages matter.
A named policy build
Astra Linux belongs where the rules name this distro.
Network and storage
FreeBSD stays a working pick for routing, file nodes and a BSD stack.
Windows software
IIS, MSSQL or a familiar desktop means server Windows. A license add-on is shown on the plan.
A REINSTALL
WIPES THE DISK
A new image is written over the current one. Files, databases and handmade edits on disk disappear. Take a copy before you switch. After the reinstall, access is issued again.
HARDWARE FIRST,
THEN THE DISTRO
An image is installed with the service. The set on a plan card can be narrower than this catalog. A control panel is attached after the OS is chosen.
Control panel catalog ↗-
01 / PLAN
Plan
Open the VPS or dedicated lineup and lock CPU, RAM and disk.
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02 / IMAGE
Image
Mark a system from the catalog. What ships on a given build can differ.
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03 / PANEL
Console
If you want a web panel, pick it after the image.
WHAT YOU CAN
PUT ON THE SERVER
Operating systems only. Control panels live on their own page. If an image is missing from a plan card, it cannot be chosen on that build.
Ubuntu
A current image for sites, panels and containers. LTS releases stay on the machine for years.
Debian
A stable base for nginx, PHP and long-running services, with a slow and predictable upgrade cycle.
AlmaLinux
An RHEL-compatible image for stacks that expect dnf, SELinux and the enterprise package paths.
CentOS
The classic RPM line for older panels and scripts that still target this family.
Rocky Linux
Another RHEL rebuild for production hosts that need a fixed, familiar package set.
FreeBSD
A BSD system for routing, file nodes and workloads that fit the BSD network stack.
Oracle Linux
An enterprise Linux image when the project already runs on the Oracle family.
Astra Linux
A named build for environments where policy requires this distro.
Windows
Server Windows when the app needs IIS, MSSQL or a familiar desktop. A license add-on shows on the plan when it applies.
Alpine Linux
A small image for containers, edge services and hosts that should stay light on disk.
openSUSE
A general-purpose Linux with its own package tools, apart from Debian and RHEL.
Fedora
A newer Linux for labs, CI and stacks that want current packages.
Other
A fallback image when the plan offers a system outside the named lineup.
MOUNT YOUR IMAGE AND INSTALL YOUR BUILD
You can always mount your own ISO images and install your own builds. The catalog above is the ready images we put on the machine with the plan.
THE PANEL FOLLOWS
THE OS IMAGE
Check this catalog first, then the plan card: that is where the systems and panels that actually ship are listed.
CHOOSE THE
NEXT STEP
A VPS, a dedicated machine or an engineer — infrastructure in one contour.
VPS
Flexible virtual servers with honest resources and a fast start.
DEDICATED
A full physical machine for your project — maximum power and control.
ENGINEERS
24/7 technical team helps with setup, migration and load.
CLIENT AREA
Manage services, payments and tickets in the client area.
Login
Enter the client area to manage servers, invoices and tickets.