Linux VPS with NVMe SSD Storage

NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) is the fastest storage interface available for solid-state drives, connecting directly to the CPU via PCIe lanes rather than through the legacy SATA or SAS controllers that older SSDs use. This direct connection eliminates a major bottleneck, delivering latency under 100 microseconds and throughput that saturates multi-gigabit network connections.

For database workloads, NVMe storage transforms query performance. PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MongoDB all perform significant disk I/O during complex queries, index scans, and write-ahead logging. On NVMe, these operations complete in microseconds rather than the milliseconds that spinning disks or SATA SSDs require.

Web applications benefit equally. Page load times decrease when the web server can read static files, PHP includes, and template caches from storage faster than the network can deliver them to the client. Content management systems like WordPress, which generate pages from dozens of database queries and file reads, see dramatic speed improvements on NVMe storage.

AnubizHost configures all NVMe storage in RAID-10, which stripes data across mirrored pairs of drives. This configuration delivers both the read performance of RAID-0 striping and the data protection of RAID-1 mirroring. If a drive fails, your data remains intact on the mirror and the degraded array continues operating at full speed while the failed drive is replaced.

• Read performance scales with the number of drives — our arrays deliver aggregate throughput exceeding 10 GB/s.
• Write performance benefits from striping across multiple drives simultaneously.
• Single drive failure causes zero data loss and zero downtime.
• Hot-spare drives are available in each server for automatic rebuilds.

RAID-10 on NVMe is particularly beneficial for mixed workloads that combine heavy reads with frequent writes — exactly the pattern that databases, email servers, and version control systems generate. Your VPS benefits from this enterprise storage architecture at VPS pricing.

Our NVMe SSD VPS instances consistently deliver over 500,000 random 4K IOPS in read operations and over 200,000 IOPS in write operations. Sequential read throughput exceeds 3 GB/s, and sequential writes reach 2 GB/s. These numbers come from real benchmarks on production hardware, not theoretical maximums from drive specifications.

In practical terms, this performance means a PostgreSQL database serving 1,000 concurrent connections completes index lookups in under 0.1 ms per query. An Nginx server delivering static files saturates its 1 Gbps network port long before it reaches the storage I/O limit. A Docker build pulling layers from a local registry completes in seconds rather than minutes.

We do not oversell storage I/O. Each VPS has a guaranteed minimum IOPS allocation based on its plan tier, ensuring that noisy neighbors on the same physical host cannot degrade your storage performance. High-tier plans receive proportionally higher IOPS guarantees, scaling with the resources you are paying for.

NVMe SSD Linux VPS plans start at $15 per month for 1 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, and 30 GB NVMe storage. Mid-range tiers offer 80–200 GB NVMe with 2–4 vCPU and 4–16 GB RAM for database servers and application workloads. Enterprise plans provide up to 400 GB NVMe with 8 vCPU and 32 GB RAM.

All storage is NVMe — we do not offer slower SATA SSD or HDD tiers. Every customer gets the same enterprise-grade storage performance regardless of plan size. Additional storage volumes can be attached to any plan for workloads that need more capacity.

Choose from Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, Fedora, or Arch Linux. We accept Bitcoin, Monero, Litecoin, credit cards, and PayPal. All plans include a dedicated IPv4, 1 Gbps unmetered bandwidth, DDoS protection, and a 99.9% uptime SLA.