KVM Virtualisation · Full Root Access · Run Docker Freely · From ₹399/mo
Container-Ready Cloud Hosting in India
Hoststack Linux VPS plans run on KVM virtualisation with a full independent kernel per VM — so Docker, Podman, and container workloads run exactly as they would on bare metal. No nested-container restrictions.
See Linux VPS PlansWhy KVM Matters for Containers
Not every "VPS" can run Docker properly. Container-in-container restrictions on OpenVZ or LXC-based hosts are a common surprise — Hoststack avoids that entirely.
Run Docker Without Restrictions
KVM gives your VPS its own independent kernel, so Docker, Docker Compose, and container networking work exactly like they would on a dedicated server.
Full Root Access
SSH root access from the first login — install any container runtime, configure any network bridge, load any kernel module you need.
Dedicated CPU via KVM
AMD Ryzen 5 5500 and Intel Xeon E5-2673 v4 CPUs, with KVM enforcing real resource isolation between virtual machines on the same host.
NVMe SSD for Image Layers
Container image pulls, layer caching, and volume I/O all benefit from NVMe-backed storage instead of slower spinning or SATA SSD disks.
DDoS Protection Included
Exposed container services — an API, a webhook receiver, a small app — are covered by the same network-edge DDoS mitigation as every other Hoststack plan.
Mumbai & Delhi Data Centers
Low latency for Indian users and Indian data residency, with Singapore and Germany available if you need a wider footprint.
KVM vs Container-Based "VPS" Hosts
A meaningful number of budget VPS providers actually sell OpenVZ or LXC containers and market them as "VPS." These share a single host kernel across all customers on that node — which means you often can't run Docker inside them without workarounds, can't load custom kernel modules, and can hit odd resource-accounting bugs.
Hoststack's Linux VPS plans start at ₹399/mo and use KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) virtualisation exclusively. Each VPS gets its own full virtual machine with its own kernel — the same technology used by every major cloud provider — so Docker, Podman, Kubernetes single-node setups (k3s), and any container tooling work without special configuration or nested-virtualization hacks.
This matters in practice for developers deploying containerised apps, CI/CD runners that spin up build containers, or small teams running a handful of microservices behind a reverse proxy on one VPS. You get root access from the start, so there's no ticket-and-wait process to enable container support — it works the moment your VPS is provisioned.
If your container workload grows into something that needs guaranteed, non-shared compute at a larger scale, Hoststack's dedicated servers give you an entire physical machine to run as many containers as the hardware allows.
Deploy containers on real KVM VPS from ₹399/mo
Full Root Access · NVMe SSD · DDoS Protection · Mumbai & Delhi
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