Choosing the right environment for your server starts with a reliable OS — and AlmaLinux has become the go-to choice for users seeking a stable, enterprise-grade Linux distribution after CentOS shifted direction. With VPS.one India, deploying an AlmaLinux VPS is fast, straightforward, and fully automated — no technical hurdles, no waiting.
Start by selecting a VPS plan that matches your workload. Whether you're hosting a web application, setting up a development environment, or running background services, our KVM-based infrastructure ensures full isolation and consistent performance. All plans offer root access, IPv4 connectivity, and storage based on fast SSDs.
Once you’ve picked your configuration, register an account. The process takes just a few moments — enter your email, set a password, and verify your identity. After logging in, head to the billing panel and navigate to the “VPS” section. Click “Order”, choose your preferred location across our European data centers, and proceed to OS selection.
Choose AlmaLinux 8 or 9 in One Click
Here’s where it gets simple: in the operating system menu, select AlmaLinux 8 or AlmaLinux 9 — both are available as native installation options.
No ISO uploads, no manual installs. The system automatically provisions your VPS with the chosen AlmaLinux version, optimizes kernel settings, and assigns network configuration.
Within minutes, you’ll receive login credentials via email. Use SSH to access your server with full root privileges and start configuring your stack — whether it’s LAMP, NGINX, Docker, or custom applications.
AlmaLinux delivers long-term stability, full RHEL compatibility, and free, community-driven support — ideal for production environments. Combined with VPS.one India’s transparent pricing, 24/7 monitoring, you get a secure, high-performance foundation without licensing costs or vendor lock-in.
No scripts, no guesswork. Just pure, efficient deployment. Get your AlmaLinux VPS online in under 5 minutes and take full control of your server environment — the way it should be.