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Turkey VPS in LightNode

Stable and flexible Istanbul VPS hosting servers in Turkey. Various operating systems to choose from. Just start your VPS plan in Istanbul, Turkey.

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Common Pricing

LightNode provides Hourly Billing, you can stop billing anytime.

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Configurations
  • 1 vCPU
  • 2 GB RAM
  • 50 GB SSD
  • 1 TB Traffic
  • Windows and Linux
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Configurations
  • 2 vCPU
  • 4 GB RAM
  • 50 GB SSD
  • 1 TB Traffic
  • Windows and Linux
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  • 4 vCPU
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 50 GB SSD
  • 2 TB Traffic
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Custom images

You can create a new instance from a deployed instance or snapshot so that the new instance has the same environment and system.

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Firewall group

Easily help protect your infrastructure and define the services visible on your LightNode with the free Cloud Firewall. Perfect for staging and deployments.

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Snapshots

Snapshots are on-demand disk images of your LightNode that you can keep indefinitely and use to roll back or create new images.

LightNode monitors

Monitors

Collect visible indicators and monitor the instance performance.

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Block storage

You can increase or decrease the storage according to your business.

LightNode commission

Commissions

You can invite people who are going to start a VPS hosting plan, then you will get commissions.

Features

More than 30 locations

Besides Turkey VPS, we also provide Bahrain VPS, Silicon Valley VPS, Washington VPS, Hanoi VPS, Ho Chi Minh VPS, Riyadh VPS, Jeddah VPS, Cairo VPS, Bulgaria VPS, Athens VPS, London VPS, Oman VPS, Kuwait VPS, Marseille VPS, Pakistan VPS, Germany VPS, Philippines VPS, Thailand VPS, Cambodia VPS, Korea VPS, South Africa VPS, Bangladesh VPS, Singapore VPS, UAE VPS, Malaysia VPS, Brazil VPS, Japan VPS, Taipei VPS, and Hong Kong VPS.

Flexible

LightNode Turkey VPS supports expanding your configurations including disk space, memories, vCPU, and so on. Anytime your business becomes bigger, you can upgrade your configurations in LightNode.

Cheap and high-performance

Different from dedicated servers and shared hostings. Turkey VPS is cheaper than dedicated servers and gets higher performance than shared server hostings. You can start Turkey VPS with a control panel with full root access that can help you to create snapshots and reinstall the operating system.

Various of business

With LightNode Turkey VPS, you can make it as a game server, E-Commerce platform server, or blog server. What you can do with a physical server do, VPS Turkey VPS hosting services also can do.

Dedicated IP

With LightNode virtual private server VPS, you can get a dedicated IP address. As you know, IPv4 exhaustion is existing for a long time, and IPv4 addresses become rarer and rarer. But you can hold one with other dedicated resources from LightNode.

Support quickly

Anytime you need help, we are there. We have worked on IDC for many years. We have many data centers around the world. This means that we get much technical knowledge in VPS. Also, our support team can be touched in 24/7.

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FAQ - LightNode Turkey VPS

  • Do your instances come pre-installed with cPanel/WHM, WordPress, PHP, MySQL, etc.?

    By default, there is a clean OS installed without these additional packages, but you will have full root/admin rights to install any additional software you need. The application image contains the corresponding environment, such as WordPress contains PHP, Nginx, WordPress, and MySQL.

  • What is open source operating system?

    Open-source operating systems are open-source operating system software that can follow the open-source protocol (GNU) for use, compilation, and redistribution. Under compliance with the GNU protocol, anyone can use it for free and control the way the software works at will.

    Original article: What is open source operating system?

  • What is the cPanel?

    The cPanel is the most popular web hosting control system in the world. It is powerful and easy to use.

    On cPanel hosting, you can control everything without contacting the server provider to open or adjust any features. And all the features you want can be done at the control interface by yourself. There is a 99% chance that the features that the cPanel doesn't have are completely not suitable in the virtual hosting environment.

    Original article: What is the cPanel?

  • Are all LightNode host ports open?

    Currently, all ports are open. If any ports are blocked, run the following command in the server remote control to check the port status.

  • What payment methods do we support?

    Currently, LightNode supports PayPal, Alipay, and credit cards (UnionPay, Visa, Master, USPS).

  • What is an SSL Certificate?

    SSL is short for Secure Sockets Layer, in short, it is the standard technology for keeping internet connections secure, protecting any sensitive data sent between two systems, and preventing criminals from reading and modifying any transmitted information, including Potential Personal Information. The two systems can be a server and a client

  • What's LightNode's BGP Server Room?

    BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) is a routing protocol used to connect independent systems on the Internet. It is an enhanced, refined, and scalable protocol developed by the Internet Engineering Task Force.BGP4 supports the CIDR addressing scheme, which increases the number of available IP addresses on the Internet.BGP was designed to replace the original Exterior Gateway Protocol, EGP. It is also considered to be a path vectoring protocol.

    BGP is mainly used for interconnection between Internet AS (Autonomous Systems). The most important function of BGP is to control the propagation of routes and to select the best route. After interconnection using the BGP protocol, all backbone routing devices of network operators will judge the best route to the IP segment of IDC rooms to ensure high-speed access for users of different network operators.

    The server room that uses the BGP solution to achieve dual-line interconnection or multi-line interconnection is called the BGP server room.

    Original article: What's LightNode's BGP Server Room?

  • Difference Between SSD and HHD

    Solid State Drive (SSD), the internal structure of the SSD is not as complex as the HHD, SSD is a hard disk with solid-state electronic storage chips arrayed from the control unit and storage unit, the storage medium is divided into two types, one using flash memory (FLASH chips) as the storage medium, the other is the use of DRAM (DRAM chips) as the storage medium.

    Inside the SSD, the core part is the controller, which is the heart of the entire SSD, including many architectures, such as read and write algorithms, interface definitions, and so on. SSDs are identical to traditional hard drives in terms of interface specifications and definitions, functionality, and usage, and are also identical to traditional hard drives in terms of product shape and size, with greatly improved I/O performance compared to traditional hard drives.

    Mechanical Hard Disk (HHD): that is, the traditional ordinary hard disk, mainly composed of: disk, head, disk spindle and control motor, head controller, data converter, interface, cache, and other parts.

    In the center of each HHD, there are a large number of high-speed rotating disks, all the disks in the HHDs are mounted on a rotating axis, each disk is parallel to each other, and the disk is covered with a layer of small and thin magnetized metal particles, data in a form that can not be distinguished by the naked eye, many groups of tiny particles formed by the magnetization pattern records form the data, each group of data is also called bit, all The particles are arranged according to their own magnetism, which works similarly to the CD-ROMs we normally use. The advantage of an SSD is that it can store more things than an SSD at the same price.

    Original article: Difference Between SSD and HHD

  • What Is KVM?

    1. KVM is open source software, the full name is a kernel-based virtual machine (kernel-based virtual machine). 2. is the x86 architecture and hardware support virtualization technology (such as Intel VT or AMD-V) Linux full virtualization solution. 3. it contains a kernel module KVM that provides the underlying virtualization for the processor can be loaded. 4. KVM also requires a modified QEMU software (Qemu-KVM) that serves as the upper-level control and interface for the virtual machine. 5. KVM can run multiple virtual machines at the same time without changing the Linux or windows image, (it means multiple virtual machines using the same image) and configure a personalized hardware environment for each virtual machine (network card, disk, graphics adapter) Also KVM is able to use KVM technology to help host server to save memory. 6. KVM kernels are included in the mainstream Linux kernels, such as 2.6.20 and above.

    Original article: What is KVM?

  • Differences Between Procedural programming and object-oriented programming

    Procedural programming and object-oriented programming embody two different ways of thinking for programmers, and this article focuses on the differences and connections between procedural programming and object-oriented programming.

    Object-oriented is a systematic way of thinking according to people's understanding of the objective world, using the concept of building models based on objects (entities), simulating the objective world to analyze, design, and implement software programming ideas, through the object-oriented concept to make computer software systems can correspond with the real world systems one by one.

    Original article: Differences Between Procedural programming and object-oriented programming

  • What's DDoS Attack? How to protect?

    Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) combines multiple computers as an attack platform to launch DDoS attacks on one or more targets through remote connections using malicious programs to consume the performance of the target server or network bandwidth, thus causing the server to fail to provide services normally.

    Original article: What's DDoS Attack? How to protect?