VPSBlocks

VPS hosting company in Australia

AI & LLM Development Cloud & DevOps IT Consulting & Managed IT Carrum Downs, Australia

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About VPSBlocks

Since 2012 VPS Blocks has lead Australia in the latest VPS technology. Offering fully customisable resources, SSD standard, dedicated RAM, premium services like self-healing failover, advanced control panel, resource upgrade/downgrade scheduling, http monitoring and alerting, hardware firewall access, Windows and many Linux variants to choose from, and 100% Australian support & servers. Operating systems currently available include Windows, CentOS, Ubuntu, cPanel, Debian, CloudLinux and Plesk. For a full list see our pricing page.

All our servers are semi-managed, VPS Blocks is one of the few companies you can directly engage ITIL defined level 3 support technicians who are in Australia via phone, live chat or email free of charge for any requests with regards to operating system or common application installation, updates, troubleshooting or performance advice.

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IT Managed ServicesCloud Consulting & SI

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$1,000+

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Carrum Downs, Australia2 - 9 employeesFounded 2012More agencies here →

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