Run VMs inside your VPS with our Nested Virtualization VPS. Our Vippy™ technology makes it simple and affordable. Perfect for developers, Android emulator users, IT trainers, and security testers. One server, many VMs, more power in your hands.
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Our entry-level nested virtualization add-on lets you run 1-2 VMs inside your VPS with smooth performance. Perfect for developers testing across different OS versions, individual app testers, or hobbyists wanting to experiment with virtual environments.
Step up your virtual infrastructure with our business-grade nested VM solution. Designed for educational environments, dev teams, and Android emulation needs, this plan includes more resources to handle multiple concurrent virtual machines with stable performance and better isolation.
Our premium nested virtualization option delivers maximum flexibility for complex testing environments. Ideal for security researchers, DevOps teams running CI/CD pipelines, and organizations requiring multiple isolated environments with robust resource allocation. Supports the most demanding virtualization scenarios with minimal performance impact.
Test your software across multiple operating systems without buying separate servers. Create isolated setups for each project.
Use BlueStacks, NoxPlayer and other Android emulators directly on your VPS for app testing, gaming, and automation tasks.
Create virtual labs for students to learn IT skills across different platforms without expensive hardware. Perfect for certification training.
Analyze malware and test security tools in completely isolated environments that can't affect your main systems.
Test complex server setups, deployment processes, and infrastructure code before it goes live. Catch problems early.
Select one of our Performance VPS options, and in the checkout page, check the Nested Virtualization option to enable it.
Nested virtualization lets you run VMs inside your VPS. This means you can create test environments, run different operating systems, and isolate applications all on one server. Regular VPS can't do this. It's like running multiple servers inside one VPS.
Our Vippy™ technology makes nested virtualization efficient. Other companies either don't offer this feature or charge premium prices because they use standard technologies that cost more to run. We pass the savings to you.
Development and testing across different operating systems, Android app emulation, IT training labs, security testing and malware analysis, and DevOps pipeline testing all work great on nested VMs.
There is some performance overhead with any nested virtualization solution. However, our system is optimized to minimize this impact. For development, testing, educational, and security use cases where flexibility is more important than raw performance, you'll find the trade-off well worth it.
Yes! Our nested virtualization feature is perfect for running Android emulators. You can install and use popular emulators like BlueStacks, Genymotion, NoxPlayer, and others directly on your VPS. This is ideal for mobile app developers who need to test on multiple Android versions, gamers who want to automate tasks, or developers who need access to Android apps from anywhere.
DevOps teams can create complete virtual testing environments that mirror production setups, all within a single VPS. Test your CI/CD pipelines across different OS configurations, validate infrastructure-as-code implementations, and simulate complex multi-server networks.
Absolutely. Nested virtualization creates truly isolated sandbox environments that are perfect for securely analyzing malware, testing security tools, or experimenting with potentially risky configurations. If something goes wrong, the malware stays contained within the nested VM and can't escape to affect your main VPS or other systems. You can quickly revert to clean snapshots after your tests.
Perfect for homelabbers! Instead of investing in expensive physical hardware, you can create an entire virtual home lab on one affordable VPS. Experiment with different operating systems, network configurations, server setups, and applications