IPv6 for every cloud server
Each server has its own /64. Turn it on from the Network tab with one click, no reboot. Your inbound firewall applies to IPv6 exactly as it does to IPv4, and reinstalls keep the address.
Product and platform changes, newest first. Fixes that followed an outage are written up in our incident history.
Each server has its own /64. Turn it on from the Network tab with one click, no reboot. Your inbound firewall applies to IPv6 exactly as it does to IPv4, and reinstalls keep the address.
A 99.5% monthly availability target per service, measured on our public status page, with credits on your invoice when we miss it. Read the SLA.
servercrate.net, the portal and the status page now answer over IPv6, with the same firewall and intrusion blocking as IPv4.
Hosted BorgBackup repositories over SSH. The backup key is append-only on our side, and pruning happens through a separate key inside a time-limited window you open from the portal. Plans and setup.
A dedicated Proxmox Backup Server datastore you add to Proxmox VE as a native target. Backup-only API tokens, a publicly trusted certificate, and retention, garbage collection and weekly verify on our side. Plans and setup.
One Monthly / Yearly switch across backup vaults, cloud servers and website hosting. Yearly is 10 times monthly, two months free, and your rate stays locked while the subscription is active.
New cloud servers get their own public IPv4 address by default instead of shared NAT ports.
Reinstall a cloud server with a fresh operating system from the portal, without opening a ticket.
Connection and request limits now apply per vault, so one large backup never slows anyone else down. Why we changed it.