Rent one pool, build as many servers as you like.
Get a resource pool made of CPU, memory, disk and IPs, then create, resize and delete your servers yourself from your customer panel. No need to buy a separate plan for every server.
- No nested virtualization
- Setup in minutes
- Xeon Platinum hardware
Pool plans
Ready-made OS versions
Port speed, unmetered traffic
Technical support
Your own data center in three steps.
No support ticket needed for a new server; you do everything yourself from your customer panel.
- 1
Choose your pool
Pick the core, memory, disk and IP quota that fits your needs; your pool appears in your customer panel.
- 2
Create your servers
Choose the operating system and resources; installation starts automatically and your login details are shown on screen.
- 3
Redistribute freely
Grow, shrink or delete servers and use the freed resources for a new one.
Choose the pool that fits you.
Every pool includes unmetered traffic, a 1 Gbps port, NVMe SSD storage and 24/7 support. Pools differ only in the amount of resources.
VDC Starter
For small projects and test environments
Excl. VAT
- 6 cores
- 12 GB memory
- 120 GB NVMe disk
- 2 IPs
- Unmetered traffic · 1 Gbps port
- As many servers as your quota allows
- Root / Administrator access
- 24/7 technical support
VDC Growth
A balanced pool for growing projects
Excl. VAT
- 12 cores
- 24 GB memory
- 240 GB NVMe disk
- 4 IPs
- Unmetered traffic · 1 Gbps port
- As many servers as your quota allows
- Root / Administrator access
- 24/7 technical support
VDC Pro
For heavy workloads and multiple environments
Excl. VAT
- 24 cores
- 32 GB memory
- 360 GB NVMe disk
- 6 IPs
- Unmetered traffic · 1 Gbps port
- As many servers as your quota allows
- Root / Administrator access
- 24/7 technical support
VDC Business
For businesses with several teams
Excl. VAT
- 32 cores
- 64 GB memory
- 640 GB NVMe disk
- 10 IPs
- Unmetered traffic · 1 Gbps port
- As many servers as your quota allows
- Root / Administrator access
- 24/7 technical support
VDC Enterprise
For enterprise-scale infrastructure
Excl. VAT
- 48 cores
- 96 GB memory
- 960 GB NVMe disk
- 15 IPs
- Unmetered traffic · 1 Gbps port
- As many servers as your quota allows
- Root / Administrator access
- 24/7 technical support
If you need a bigger pool you can move to a larger plan; your existing servers keep running.
The resources belong to you, not to a server.
With a classic VDS, CPU and memory are fixed to a single server; when you need a second server you buy another plan. With a Virtual Data Center you rent a total pool and split it however you like.
For example, you can use 12 cores and 24 GB of memory on one powerful server, or share them between two or four servers.
Full control over your servers.
You do all of the following yourself from your customer panel, without waiting for the support team.
Create servers from one screen
Choose the operating system, cores, memory, disk and number of IPs; installation starts automatically and your login details are shown right away.
Start, stop, restart
Manage each server's power state from the panel and see at a glance whether it is on or off.
Console in your browser
Reach your server's screen from your browser even if its network settings are broken; no extra software needed.
Redistribute resources
Increase or decrease a server's cores and memory within your pool and grow its disk.
IP management
Share your plan's IP addresses across your servers and add extra IPs to the ones that need them.
Reinstall
Reinstall a server from scratch with a different operating system; its IP address stays the same.
Password and login details
View your login details whenever you like and change the password from the panel; the change is applied inside the server too.
Live usage
Watch how full your pool is and each server's CPU and memory usage on the same screen.
Deleting returns resources
Delete a server you no longer need; its cores, memory, disk and IP address return to your pool.
Enterprise hardware with no performance loss.
Your servers run on Nerzen's virtualization cluster in Istanbul.
Ready-made operating systems
Pick one from the list and install, without uploading an ISO.
For anyone who runs more than one server.
If a single server is enough, a VDS is the better fit; as your server count grows, the pool model makes management easier.
Agencies
Open a separate server for each client project and hand the resources to the next one when it ends.
Development teams
Keep test, staging and production environments on separate servers.
Game and community servers
Run separate servers for different games and shift resources to the busy one.
Growing businesses
Separate services such as web, database and email, and expand the pool as you grow.
Which service fits you?
The resource model and typical use of Nerzen server services.
| Service | Resource model | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Virtual Data CenterTHIS PAGE | Shared resource pool, many servers | Teams that want to manage several servers from one panel | |
| VDS Server | Resources fixed to one server | A single application or website | View |
| Ryzen VDS | High single-core speed, one server | Game servers and single-core-heavy workloads | View |
| Dedicated Server | A physical server reserved for you | Large workloads that need the whole machine | View |
| Co-Location | Your hardware, our facility | Those who want to host their own server in a data center | View |
Frequently Asked Questions About the Virtual Data Center
What people ask about the pool model, setup and resource management.
What is a Virtual Data Center (VDC)?
A Virtual Data Center is a service where you rent a resource pool made of CPU, memory, disk and IP addresses and create your own servers inside it. You do not buy a separate plan for each server; you split the resources however you like from your customer panel.
How is it different from a VDS?
With a VDS the resources are fixed to a single server. With a Virtual Data Center you own a total pool. For example, you can use 12 cores and 24 GB of memory on one server, or split them as 6 cores each on two servers or 3 cores each on four servers.
How many servers can I create?
As many as your pool allows. Each server uses at least 1 core, 1 GB of memory, 40 GB of disk and 1 IP address.
How long does server setup take?
Once you choose the operating system and resources and create the server, installation starts automatically and finishes within a few minutes for most operating systems. Your login details are shown on screen as soon as installation starts.
Do you use nested virtualization?
No. Your servers run directly on the hypervisor, not inside another virtual machine, so there is no performance loss caused by nested virtualization.
Can I change a server's resources later?
Yes. From the panel you can increase or decrease a server's cores and memory within your pool and grow its disk. The server is briefly shut down and started again when CPU or memory changes. Disks cannot be shrunk.
How do I distribute IP addresses?
You share your plan's IP quota across your servers. Each server gets at least one IP address, and you can add extra IPs to any server from the panel.
What happens when I delete a server?
The server and the data on its disk are permanently deleted, and its cores, memory, disk and IP address return to your pool. To prevent accidental deletion you are asked to type the server's IP address to confirm.
Can I grow my pool later?
Yes. When you move to a larger plan your pool's quota increases and your existing servers keep running.
Which operating systems can I install?
Windows Server 2012, 2019, 2022 and 2025; Windows 10 and 11; and versions of Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS and FreeBSD are available as ready-made templates. Just pick one from the list; no ISO upload is needed.
Build your own data center today.
If you are not sure which pool fits you, our team will work out your needs with you.