How instances are separated
Every instance is a container of its own. Nothing is shared between accounts except the host kernel and the disk.
A private address per instance
Each container sits on an isolated network with its own fixed address, never on the host network.
A port range only yours
Ten thousand consecutive ports, forwarded to your container and never overlapping another account.
Limits the kernel enforces
Memory and processor ceilings are set in the kernel, so a busy neighbour cannot take your share.
No root over SSH
Direct root login is switched off. You sign in as a normal user and use sudo from there.
What this does not include
Free hosting fails when the limits only surface after you have moved in. These are the ones worth knowing first.
- Deletion is immediateThe container and its files go at once. There is no recovery window.
- Abuse ends the accountMining, scanning, spam relays and traffic floods are removed without warning.