NODED.CLOUD KVM VPS

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Provision European KVM virtual servers by the hour or month, manually or through a beta REST API.

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What it does

NODED.CLOUD KVM VPS is a root-access virtual server service with Linux and FreeBSD images in European locations and a US East location. It offers hourly billing as well as a fixed monthly option, and its customer API can create servers with SSH keys and cloud-init configuration. This is infrastructure for teams that want a VM to manage, including temporary development or CI machines, rather than a managed application runtime.

A short-lived server can be the right size

For an illustrative CI runner, pick a location, VPS shape, operating-system image, and SSH key in the customer area. The vendor describes hourly and monthly choices, with a server generally ready for SSH shortly after payment confirmation. The API documentation shows an alternative for automation: create a project-scoped key, check the key's scope, then submit an order with the image, SSH key, and optional cloud-init data. An idempotency key can make an order retry return the original result instead of creating a second server. These are documented workflows; no key or server was created.

Hourly service is charged from prepaid account credit, rounds a started hour up, and is capped at a monthly hour limit; the fixed monthly option is intended for always-on use. The product page describes plan-specific network ceilings on a shared uplink, not reserved bandwidth. The customer remains responsible for the guest operating system and application. Also factor in that the Customer API is explicitly marked public beta, so endpoints and response shapes may change before a production automation depends on them.

Strengths

  • Hourly and monthly billing cover both temporary development boxes and longer-running servers.
  • The API documents project-scoped keys, cloud-init at order time, and idempotent order creation.
  • The VPS product lists Linux and FreeBSD images and root SSH access.

Watch out for

  • The Customer API is a public beta, and its documentation warns that endpoints or response shapes may change.
  • The VPS network figure is a shared-node ceiling rather than reserved bandwidth.

Best for

  • Ephemeral CI runners and short-lived development environments
  • Teams automating root-access VPS creation with SSH keys and cloud-init
  • European test servers where hourly use is preferable to an always-on monthly VM

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