Cloud & Virtualization
Vultr
Global VPS and bare-metal provider chosen when a specific region, low-latency edge presence or custom ISO boot is the deciding factor.
Capabilities
What we implement
- Instance and bare-metal sizing
- Custom ISO and image deployment
- Private networking and reserved IPs
- Automated snapshots and restore testing
Security
How it is hardened
- Provider firewall groups per role
- Hardened base images and patch schedule
- API key rotation and restricted subaccounts
Editions & pricing
Vultr editions and vendor pricing
Vendor list prices for the editions we deploy. Deployment, migration, hardening and support are quoted separately by Techno Trader PK — they are never bundled into these figures.
| Edition | Licensed by | Vendor list price |
|---|---|---|
| Cloud Compute — 1 vCPU / 1 GB / 25 GB SSD | per instance / month | $5 |
| Cloud Compute — 1 vCPU / 2 GB / 55 GB SSD | per instance / month | $10 |
| Cloud Compute — 2 vCPU / 4 GB / 80 GB SSD | per instance / month | $20 |
| Cloud Compute — 4 vCPU / 8 GB / 160 GB SSD | per instance / month | $40 |
| Cloud Compute — 6 vCPU / 16 GB / 320 GB SSD | per instance / month | $80 |
Prices are refreshed automatically from the vendor's published price feed. Last verified 9 Sept 2026. Vendor list prices exclude tax and can change without notice. Vendor pricing page
Architecture
Vultr deployment architecture
Region-first design: instances are placed close to the users who need them, with private networking between tiers and independent backup.
01 · Edge
DNSReserved IPFirewall groupFirewall groups are written per role rather than one shared permissive set.
02 · Compute
Cloud compute instancesBare metalCustom ISO buildsBare metal is used where noisy-neighbour variance would break the workload.
03 · Network
VPC 2.0Private tier trafficLoad balancerDatabase and internal services never carry a public address.
04 · Protection
Automatic backupsSnapshotsOff-site copyRestores are exercised on a schedule, not assumed.
FAQ
Vultr questions we are asked
- Why pick Vultr over a hyperscaler?
- Region choice and price predictability. If a workload has to sit in a specific city with low latency and a fixed monthly cost, it is often the practical answer.
- Can we run our own image?
- Yes, custom ISO and image upload are supported, which suits appliances and hardened base builds that must match an existing estate.
- Is bare metal worth it?
- For sustained CPU or disk-bound workloads, yes. For bursty web traffic, shared compute with headroom is usually cheaper.
Related
Other cloud & virtualization platforms
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