Our hosting offer has evolved since we launched it in 2008, the concept of resource share has been redesigned in order to allow you a easier manipulation of each resource of your VPS.

Now, a resource share is a bundle of resources which includes the right to create a virtual server. You may add optional resources as disk, RAM memory, network interfaces (IPv4/IPv6) or CPU cores.

The available resources on your hosting account and the link to the control panel of those resources are available in the top of the hosting page :

Please find below the tutorials to manage your resources.

• Buy resources
  • Your first share
  • How to add shares to your account
  • How to purchase resources
• Release resources shares
• Renew your resources
  • The expiration date of your resources
  • Automatic renewal of your resources
• Redemption period if you do not renew
  • Functioning of the status, and the pausing of your server
  • Actions that are possible during this period
  • Destruction of your data
  • How to avoid all this?
• Cancel your account
  • Step 1: Delete your servers
  • Step 2: Remove your shares

• Add & Release CPU Cores
  • Adding and removing CPU cores from your resources
  • Removing CPU cores from your resources quota
• Add &Release RAM memory
  • Adding and removing RAM from your resources
  • Removing RAM quota from your resources
• Add & Release disk quota
  • Removing disk from your resources quota
• Add & Release network interfaces
  • Add network interfaces (IP) in your resources
  • Release network interfaces (IP) from your resources

The share is the normal bundle of resources. It contains every resource needed to create a VPS.

• Share definition
• Add & release shares on your VPS

With each resource share, you get 256MB of RAM memory, you may add the RAM quota on the servers you want. If you do not have enough RAM memory to run your VPS, you are able to subscribe to optional RAM in your hosting account.

• RAM definition
• Add & release RAM on your VPS

Each resource share contains also the right to create a VPS, the right includes 0.75 CPU core, each share contains 0.25 CPU core. One share allows you to create a VPS with one core. With 5 shares, you will get 2 cores.

• CPU cores definition
• Add & release optional CPU cores on your VPS

Each resource share comes with 8GB of disk quota. If you need more disk space on your VPS, you can add optional disk quota in your hosting account then resize the needed disks.

• Disk definition
• Add & release disk on a VPS

If you need more IP addresses for your services hosted on your VPS, to create HTTPS/SSL virtualhosts or a specific service, you may add optional network interfaces in your hosting account.

• Network interfaces definition
• Add & release network interfaces on a VPS
• IPv6