TR-S
300₺ /mo
- 2 Core
- 4 GB RAM
- 60 GB NVMe
- 1 Gbps · unmetered (fair use)
We answer all your questions about the processes and technical details regarding our Ubuntu VDS service here. If you have any further questions, you can also contact our customer support team.
Ubuntu VDS is a virtual server on SistemDC's Intel Xeon KVM plans, provisioned with Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, 24.04 LTS or 22.04 LTS and root/SSH access, located in Turkey (Istanbul). Used for web, Docker, API and DevOps workloads.
Choose one of the Intel / Linux VDS plans. Select Ubuntu 26.04 (recommended), 24.04 or 22.04 as the operating system at checkout. The server is provisioned automatically after payment.
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS is recommended for new projects (standard security maintenance until May 2031). Choose 24.04 LTS (April 2029) for a mature package ecosystem, or 22.04 LTS (April 2027) if you have existing 22.04 automation. Ubuntu 20.04 is also selectable at checkout for legacy compatibility, but its standard security support ended in 2025 — it's not recommended for new deployments.
Ubuntu-based Turkey VDS plans start at 300₺/mo (TR-S). TR-M is 600₺, TR-L 1,200₺, TR-XL 2,400₺/mo. The Ubuntu license itself is free.
Yes. Docker CE and Compose install from the official repository on Ubuntu 26.04 / 24.04 / 22.04. For Compose or multiple services, TR-M (8 GB) or higher is recommended.
Yes. WordPress runs with Nginx or Apache + PHP-FPM + MariaDB/MySQL. TR-S is enough for a single site; for WooCommerce or higher traffic, use TR-M or above.
Yes. Laravel with PHP-FPM and MySQL/PostgreSQL is standard on Ubuntu VDS. If you're running queue workers and Redis caching, TR-M is recommended.
Blog/API: TR-S. WordPress + DB or Docker Compose: TR-M. Heavy database / many containers: TR-L or TR-XL.
For most use cases they cover the same need. SistemDC's product line is a KVM-based VDS; choosing Ubuntu at checkout meets your Ubuntu VPS rental needs as well.
The Istanbul data center gives low latency inside Turkey, keeps your data in-country, and pairs Stormwall DDoS protection with NVMe for a fast path to production. All Ubuntu VDS plans are served from this location.
Yes. Every Ubuntu VDS gets a free /64 IPv6 subnet alongside its IPv4 address, at no extra cost. The details are shown in the client panel and in the activation email.
Servers that expire without renewal are first suspended and then permanently deleted in line with our terms of service. For servers without a backup service, data protection is the customer’s responsibility, and SistemDC makes no commitment to restore that data.
That said, thanks to system-level processes in our infrastructure, there is a high chance that your data can be recovered. In that case, simply open a support ticket from your client area. Our team will then start the recovery work as a priority. The work is carried out for the daily fee of the backup package. Although the process is technically demanding, we see more than 90% of such requests completed successfully.
Recovery is performed with all rights of SistemDC and its privacy policy reserved, and recovered data is delivered only to the registered owner of the service. This practice is not a guarantee; the outcome and duration depend on the state of the data. To eliminate the risk of data loss, we recommend purchasing the backup service and renewing your server before it expires.