KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is an open-source virtualization technology integrated into the Linux kernel. SosyoHost uses KVM to provide dedicated, isolated, and high-performance virtual servers to all VDS/VPS customers.

1. What is KVM?

KVM allows a physical server to be split into multiple virtual machines, each operating independently with its own OS, CPU, RAM, and storage. It delivers near-physical performance and enterprise-grade reliability.

2. Key Benefits of KVM

• Full Isolation: Each VM is completely independent, unaffected by others.
• High Performance: Direct hardware resource allocation ensures maximum efficiency.
• Multi-OS Support: Compatible with Linux, Windows, Ubuntu, CentOS, AlmaLinux, Debian, and more.
• Root Access: Full administrative control for advanced configurations.
• Enhanced Security: Hardware-level isolation prevents cross-VM exploits.

3. KVM vs Other Virtualization Types

4. Why Choose KVM?

KVM is ideal for projects requiring high processing power such as databases, e-commerce platforms, or application servers. It delivers near-physical performance with full root access and OS-level flexibility.

5. SosyoHost KVM Infrastructure

• Supports AlmaLinux, Rocky, Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS
• NVMe SSD storage with RAID-10
• 99.9% uptime guarantee
• 24/7 monitoring and DDoS protection

Note: All SosyoHost VDS/VPS plans are built on KVM virtualization, providing clients with complete control and stability for every project.