VPS Hosting in Bangladesh
KVM virtual servers with NVMe storage and 10Gbps BDIX peering. Root access, your choice of OS, and local Taka billing.
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About VPS Hosting in Bangladesh
A Rajshahi Colo VPS is a KVM virtual machine with its own CPU cores, RAM, NVMe disk and a clean dedicated IPv4 address, hosted in Dhaka and peered with the Bangladesh Internet Exchange over 10Gbps. KVM means the resources you pay for are reserved for you; there is no overselling and no noisy neighbour stealing your CPU.
You get full root access and can install Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux or Windows Server from the client panel, then start, stop, reinstall and open a VNC console without raising a ticket. Game servers, VoIP, Laravel and Node applications, Odoo, private VPNs, remote desktops and large WordPress sites are the most common workloads.
The BDIX tier below is built for audiences inside Bangladesh. Pick the plan that matches your RAM and storage needs; you can resize later without rebuilding the server.
What every plan includes
Pure KVM virtualization
Dedicated vCPU, RAM and disk per server. Run your own kernel, Docker, custom firewalls and any Linux or Windows workload.
10Gbps BDIX uplink
Peered directly with the Bangladesh Internet Exchange so local users see single-digit millisecond latency to your server.
NVMe PCIe 4.0 storage
Enterprise NVMe in redundant arrays. Databases, build pipelines and game servers get the IOPS they need.
Dedicated clean IPv4
Every VPS includes one dedicated IPv4 with configurable reverse DNS. Additional IPs are available on request.
Self-service control panel
Power controls, OS reinstall, root password reset, VNC console and bandwidth graphs from the Rajshahi Colo client area.
DDoS mitigation
Layer 3 and 4 volumetric attack filtering is included on every plan, with no extra charge for clean traffic.
Cloud & VPS FAQ
New to local hosting? Read what BDIX hosting is and why it is faster in Bangladesh, or pick a domain on the domain registration page.