Cloud Server Rental

Get the processing power, RAM and storage your business needs without the high cost of hardware. MAV Cloud Server Rental delivers high performance, uninterrupted access and enterprise-grade security so you can run your applications with confidence.

Equinix Istanbul data center
VMware-based infrastructure
Veeam-based backup
99.9% availability target
15-min critical response target
ISO 27001 · 22301 · 9001

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Our Cloud Server Rental service

With our cloud infrastructure, you can scale your resources up or down instantly. You pay only for what you use and adapt to growing workloads within minutes. You get a modern IT infrastructure without dealing with physical server investments, maintenance costs or hardware refresh cycles.

All of our cloud servers are backed by enterprise SSD/NVMe storage, high-speed networking, redundant power systems and 24/7 technical support. They provide a high-performance environment for ERP software, accounting applications, SQL databases, web applications, remote desktop (RDS), email services and business-critical applications.

We prepare your server with your choice of Windows Server or Linux, and manage your infrastructure from a single point with firewall, backup, monitoring and management services.

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Why MAV Cloud?

Why MAV Cloud Servers?

Enterprise-grade cloud server infrastructure
High-speed NVMe SSD storage
Flexible CPU, RAM and disk scaling
99.9%+ availability target
Windows and Linux support
24/7 expert technical support
Secure, redundant data center infrastructure
VMware-based virtualization technology
Optional backup and Disaster Recovery solutions
Infrastructure that scales easily as your business grows

VDS vs. VPS vs. cloud server: what’s the difference?

When searching for virtual server rental, the terms VPS, VDS and cloud server are often used interchangeably; the difference lies in how resources are allocated and what happens when hardware fails. A VPS (virtual private server) usually runs on shared resources. A VDS (virtual dedicated server) provides CPU and memory dedicated to the virtual machine. A cloud server does not tie the virtual machine to a single physical server; it runs on a cluster and can be restarted on another node if one node has a problem.

Feature	VPS	VDS	Cloud server
Resource allocation	Usually shared	Dedicated vCPU and RAM	Dedicated resources, on a cluster
On hardware failure	Downtime until the server is fixed	Downtime until the server is fixed	Restart on another node (high availability)
Scaling	Plan change	Plan change	CPU, RAM and disk can be increased incrementally
Best suited for	Testing, small websites	Single application, steady load	ERP, accounting, e-commerce, enterprise workloads

MAV Cloud’s cloud servers run on VMware infrastructure in a data center in Türkiye; CPU, memory and NVMe disk are allocated to each virtual server. For a detailed comparison of the terms, see our VDS vs. VPS vs. cloud server guide.

Service assurance: Cloud servers run on Equinix Istanbul data center and VMware infrastructure. The service level agreement sets a monthly availability target of 99.9% for cloud server services and a 15-minute first-response target for critical incidents where the service is fully down. MAV Cloud’s information security management system is ISO/IEC 27001 certified (see our certifications).

For teams searching for a VDS, the options are summarized on the VDS server page; MAV Cloud meets this need on its cloud server platform rather than as a separate product.

What determines cloud server pricing?

Cloud server pricing is not a single package fee; it is the sum of the resources and service scope you choose. The following items are clarified when preparing a quote:

vCPU and RAM: based on the application’s concurrent users and workload profile.
Disk type and capacity: NVMe performance, data growth rate.
Operating system and licenses: Windows Server, SQL Server, Remote Desktop Services (RDS) licenses.
Backup: retention period, number of backup copies, need for immutable backup.
Network and security: additional IPs, VPN, firewall rules.
Management scope: infrastructure only, or operating system management and 24/7 monitoring as well.

The most reliable way to size correctly is to look at the resource usage of your current server; that is why a free infrastructure assessment is recommended before a quote.

To see the vCPU, RAM and profile storage needed for a given number of users and workload type, use the RDS / ERP server sizing calculator; the result helps define the server layout at the quote stage.

Starting price: The entry configuration with 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM and 100 GB SSD starts at approximately USD 60–100 per month. The final price is set in the quote based on vCPU, RAM, disk, traffic and add-on services such as backup, management or security.

Use cases are covered separately on the Remote Desktop (RDS) server, ERP and accounting cloud hosting and server hosting in Turkey pages.

Who is it for?

Who is Cloud Server Rental for?

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about Cloud Server Rental

What is the difference between a cloud server and a VPS?

Both are virtual servers; however, an enterprise cloud server runs on redundant hardware and a virtualization cluster. If a physical server fails, your virtual server can continue running on other hardware, and your resources can be expanded as needed.

Can I increase resources later?

Yes. You can increase CPU, RAM and disk capacity as your workload grows and scale them down when demand drops. That way, you pay only for the resources you use.

Which operating systems can I use?

Windows Server and popular Linux distributions are supported. Your server is delivered ready with the operating system of your choice, and our team helps with licensing and setup.

Can you migrate my existing server to a cloud server?

Yes. With our cloud migration service, we move your existing physical or virtual servers to our cloud infrastructure in a planned way, scheduled to minimize the impact on your operations.

Is renting a VDS the same as renting a cloud server?

No. A VDS is a virtual server with dedicated resources, but it is usually tied to a single physical server. A cloud server runs on a cluster; if hardware fails, it can be restarted on another node, and its resources can be scaled up step by step.

Can I rent a Windows virtual server?

Yes. We provide cloud servers with Windows Server installed; the required Windows Server, SQL Server and Remote Desktop licenses are added to the quote as needed.

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