High-Performance AMD NVMe VPS Hosting

DigitalFyre utilizes VirtFusion, a modern and user-friendly virtualization platform that makes it easy to manage your VPS, take backups, manage rDNS, and perform OS reinstalls-all from a clean, responsive interface.

DigitalFyre supports a wide range of operating systems, including Linux, FreeBSD, and Windows (BYOL – Bring Your Own License). Availability depends on your selected plan and whether it meets the minimum hardware requirements for the chosen OS.

Yes - Windows is available as a BYOL (Bring Your Own License) option. Simply use your license key after you deploy the server, or request help from support if you're unsure how to proceed. Windows support is subject to plan resource limitations.

Yes! DigitalFyre offers two tiers for backups:

• Free Backups: Up to 2 manual backups stored at no additional cost.
• Paid Backup Add-on: Up to 7 total backups with manual and automated options.

All backups are handled by VirtFusion's internal system system and stored securely in offsite, geographically-compliant location. Additionally, all Hypervisors are fully backed up weekly.

Absolutely! DigitalFyre can migrate your VPS to any of the datacenter locations where the service is offered. Please note that migrations involve being assigned a new IP address, so DNS or app configurations may need to be updated accordingly. If you wish to clone your VPS to or migrate to another location, please open a support request.

If your VPS exceeds its allocated bandwidth, the network speed is throttled to 100 Mbps until your next billing cycle begins.

Outbound SMTP and email ports are blocked by default on all VPS plans, and only verified clients with service plans that include cPanel or Plesk, and are explicitly using the VPS for hosting, are eligible to have SMTP ports opened.

Mass-mailing, mailing lists, and transactional email usage are strictly prohibited. No exceptions.

• Unmanaged VPS: You are responsible for managing your server (OS, software, patches, etc.). DigitalFyre provides 24/7 infrastructure support (hardware, network, access).
• Fully Managed VPS: Available with cPanel or Plesk and includes control-panel-level support, operating system updates, configuration help, and SMTP access for verified legitimate hosting use.

Yes! rDNS for IPv4 and IPv6 is available for all VPS plans. You can set it directly via the VirtFusion control panel, or contact support if needed.

While automated upgrades are fully supported and can be done at any time through the client area or with assistance from support, automated downgrades are not, as reducing disk size can lead to filesystem corruption and data loss. If you need to downgrade your VPS' resources, please open a support request.

DigitalFyre offers 24/7 support via ticket for all clients. While unmanaged VPS support is limited to hardware, network, and panel access issues, fully managed plans come with advanced technical support for hosting-related services.

DigitalFyre maintains strict policies to ensure fair and secure service. Prohibited activities include any illegal activities such as hosting and/or distributing malware, DDoS attacks and similar activities, mass mailing, bulk email, spamming, abusive CPU usage, and more.

Be sure to review DigitalFyre's Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) and Terms of Service (TOS) for complete details.

• Additional IPv4 addresses are a paid add-on, available upon request, and are evaluated on a case-by-case basis. If your environment requires extra IPv4 addresses, please contact our support team with details about your intended use.
• Additional IPv6 /64 subnets may be assigned at no additional cost, provided a valid and technically justified use case is submitted.

Please note that SSL and email-related use cases are not considered valid justification for the allocation of either IPv4 or IPv6 address space.

Yes, we offer customer BGP sessions on VPS in the following locations:

• Ashburn, VA
• New York City, NY
• Dallas, TX

If you would like to establish a BGP session, please refer to our BGP on VPS KB article for setup steps, requirements, and pricing. BGP sessions are approved on a per-case basis.

Yes, we block outbound SMTP ports by default, along with a selection of ports known to be associated with abuse or DDoS attacks. For a complete list and further explanation, please see our Knowledgebase Article.

Our VPS plans are self-managed. You have full root access and the flexibility to install, configure, and manage your own environment. We provide support for the VPS node itself, including network, hardware, and virtualization issues, but management of the operating system, software, and services inside your VPS is your responsibility. If you need assistance beyond that, we recommend hiring a qualified system administrator.

You're free to utilize the full CPU allocation of your VPS for short bursts — a few minutes at a time is typically acceptable for tasks such as compiling, software installation, or processing-intensive operations.

However, since this is a shared environment, we kindly request that all customers be mindful of prolonged or excessive CPU usage. Long-running jobs that peg the CPU at 100% for extended periods can negatively impact others on the same node.

We don't apply throttling immediately, but we do monitor overall node health and usage patterns. If we detect behavior that's excessive or unfair to others, our team will reach out, explain the situation, and apply throttling if needed to maintain a balanced environment.

In short: use what you need, but please be mindful of the platform and your fellow users.

Even when a host node isn't oversold, small variations in performance are normal as more virtual machines are deployed. Each VM shares finite resources like CPU time, memory bandwidth, storage I/O, and network throughput.

We rely on KVM's built-in resource isolation and use continuous monitoring to maintain consistent performance. When necessary, restriction and throttling can be applied to ensure fair resource usage across all VMs. Occasional slowdowns during peak activity or background maintenance are a natural part of operating in a shared virtualized environment and don't indicate overselling or degradation.