System status & uptime
Monitoring disabledEldernode has not opted into network monitoring, so we publish no uptime figures for it. That is a choice about measurement, not a judgement about reliability.
About Eldernode
ElderNode sells virtual servers in more than thirty locations and dedicated servers in more than twenty, with separate Linux, Windows, MikroTik and remote desktop ranges plus prepared images for Android emulation and other specific workloads. Every plan runs on the same KVM hardware with NVMe storage, so the company states that the only difference between tiers is how much of that hardware a customer receives, and each instance is isolated from other tenants on the node. Activation is immediate and the solid state range is advertised as live within a minute of ordering. The entry shape provides one virtual core, a gigabyte of memory and twenty gigabytes of disk, and payment is accepted in Bitcoin as well as by card and other processors.
Key features
Pros & cons
Pros
- Quick Deployment
- Geographic Diversity
- Resource Isolation
- Multiple Payment Options
Cons
- Shared Resources
- Technical Expertise Required
Entry configuration
| Plan | vCPU | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth | Virt. | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entry | 1 vCPU | 1024 MB | 20 GB | 100Mbps | KVM Virtualization | $7.77/mo |
Datacenter locations
Europe
North America
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