Apps
Apps
The app you need, already live. More than 50 ready-to-go options in 1 click — n8n, Zabbix, Nextcloud, WordPress and more.
For those who want to use it without installing or configuring anything.
NT-Cloud: apps, KVM VPS and Virtual Datacenter
Three ways to run on NT-Cloud: a ready-to-use app, a virtual server with the operating system you choose, or a whole virtual datacenter. Pick your starting point below.
Why NT-Cloud?
Deployment < 5 min
VM online after payment approval
Native VNC console
Out-of-band access even when SSH is down
Fixed IPv4 on demand
1 to 32 IPv4 addresses per server, purchased separately
Snapshots included
Rollback in seconds, at no extra cost
Choose your starting point
What do you want to run?
Pick an option and we highlight the right shelf right below.
Choose your own OS
VPS
A server with the operating system you choose. Windows Server or Linux, with root access and a browser console.
For those who know how to administer a server and want full freedom.
KVM technology: each server has its own kernel and runs isolated from other machines.
Several servers
Virtual Datacenter
A pool of vCPU, memory and disk that is yours. Create and remove as many servers as you want, within your quota.
For those who need to run several servers and split resources however they want.
Side by side
| Criterion | Apps | VPS | Virtual Datacenter |
|---|---|---|---|
| You choose the operating system | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Windows Server available | No | Yes | No |
| Ready to use, no setup | Yes | No | No |
| Several servers in the same quota | No | No | Yes |
| Starting price | R$ 39,90 | R$ 149,00 | R$ 1.299,00 |
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KVM VPS server in Brazil: what you get
A VPS gives you control of a server — root access and your choice of operating system, with fixed IPv4 addresses added as needed — at a fraction of the hardware cost. Hosting in a Brazilian datacenter reduces latency for users in Brazil and keeps data within the country.
Need more?
If you run several servers, you can get a Proxmox Virtual Datacenter: a pool of vCPU, memory and disk to create as many machines as fit, with private networks (VLAN), snapshots and automatic backup.
Common questions
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KVM provides a complete virtual machine with its own kernel and isolation between instances. This lets you use Linux or Windows Server, Docker, WireGuard, firewall rules and custom kernel modules without depending on the host kernel.
KVM is a full virtual machine with its own kernel: it runs Linux or Windows Server, Docker, VPNs and kernel modules. LXC is a Linux container that shares the physical server's kernel; it is lighter, with entry plans from 1 vCPU and 1 GB of RAM. If your application needs Windows, a custom kernel or Docker without tweaks, choose KVM.
With a ready-to-use app, you pick the tool, such as n8n or Zabbix, and the server comes up with it installed. With a VPS, you pick the operating system and install whatever you want. Either way, you get root access to the server.
Rebuild is available through the panel and the ModulesGarden API. Rebuild formats the disk and reinstalls the selected image — all data is lost. To preserve data between rebuilds, take a snapshot first or use the VPS backup add-on.
They are different things. A snapshot records the machine's state at a point in time and lets you roll back before an update or configuration change; plans include snapshots. A backup is a copy stored outside the machine, so you can recover data if the environment fails. The Virtual Datacenter includes automatic backup; on a VPS, backup is an add-on our team adds to your contract.
Yes, on KVM plans with 4 GB of RAM or more; LXC runs Linux only. The Windows Server license is purchased separately: talk to our sales team to add it to your quote.
The ModulesGarden panel provides VNC + SPICE console access directly in your browser. For advanced administration, SSH access is enabled on all KVM plans — root credentials are delivered through a secure ticket. High-resolution console, international keyboards and mouse are supported natively.