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CentOS VPS

A CentOS VPS — pick your release

A VPS running CentOS Stream, which tracks Red Hat Enterprise Linux development: your own root password, SSH access, public IPv4 and IPv6 and NVMe storage.

from R$49.90/mo

Deploy CentOS Stream 9See every release

Pay with Pix, bank slip or card · You choose the location and the plan on the next screen. Nothing is charged until you confirm.

Recommended release

CentOS Stream 9

Recommended

If you have no reason to pick another one, this is the one we would choose.

from R$49.90/mo

CentOS Stream 9 details →

CentOS releases available

Every one comes up with root access, public IPv4 and IPv6 and NVMe storage. End of support is the date the vendor publishes.

Which CentOS release should you choose?

If you are going to use CentOS today, use CentOS Stream, ideally the version marked as recommended. Each Stream major version is maintained until the end of the full support phase of the matching RHEL version, about five years, and changes continuously throughout. If your application needs a base that only changes when you decide, or a longer lifecycle, AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux are the calmer choice.

CentOS Linux 7, when it appears in the list, is there for one case only: legacy software that requires exactly that system and could not be migrated yet. It no longer gets security fixes, so close everything that does not need to be open in the panel's firewall and plan the migration.

What to use a CentOS VPS for

  • Developing and testing software against what goes into the next RHEL release
  • Validating packages, drivers and builds before they reach RHEL users
  • Contributing fixes that may make it into the next RHEL release
  • CI pipelines that need an always-current Enterprise Linux target
  • Studying for Red Hat certifications on a real server

More about the Linux VPS →

About CentOS

For years CentOS was the free way to run Red Hat Enterprise Linux: CentOS Linux rebuilt each RHEL release after it shipped. That model is over. CentOS Linux has been discontinued, and the last version to be maintained, CentOS Linux 7, no longer gets updates. The project carries on with CentOS Stream, which flipped the position: instead of coming after RHEL, it comes before.

The project itself describes CentOS Stream as a midstream between Fedora and RHEL: a continuously delivered distribution that receives the updates that will make up the next RHEL minor release. It is the choice for people who develop or certify software for the Red Hat ecosystem, who want to see what is coming to RHEL ahead of time, or who want to propose changes that may reach it. For production that needs a fixed target, AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux, also in our catalogue, follow RHEL releases that have already shipped.

At Master da Web, CentOS comes up from a clean installation in the datacenter you choose, Belo Horizonte or Dallas. You set the root password when you order, and on first boot cloud-init applies it, enables root password login over SSH, configures the public IPv4 and IPv6 and grows the file system to fill your plan's NVMe disk. Within minutes the server is online, with root access over SSH and a browser console in the panel.

CentOS VPS specifications

Virtualisation
KVM, virtual server with your plan’s resources
vCPU
1 to 48
Memory
1 GB to 192 GB
Storage
NVMe, 30 GB to 2 TB
Network
1 Gbps, public IPv4 and IPv6 included; DDoS protection available
Datacenters
Belo Horizonte (Brazil) · Dallas (USA)
System
CentOS Stream 9, pre-installed
Management
Web panel, API and MCP, VNC console, snapshots, backups and firewall
Billing
Monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual (discounted); Pix, bank slip or card
Support and guarantee
24/7, 7-day money-back guarantee

How to order CentOS

  1. Pick a plan

    vCPU, memory and disk sized for your project. You can grow it later without reinstalling.

  2. Confirm the order

    Pix, bank slip or card. Nothing is charged until you confirm, and you have a 7-day guarantee.

  3. CentOS ready in minutes

    The server comes up with CentOS installed and configured. Access details appear in the panel.

What your CentOS gets at Master da Web

Manage infrastructure from one panel: security, recovery, connectivity and growth. Check prices and availability when configuring your server.

  • Snapshots

    Take a snapshot of CentOS before a risky update and roll back to it with one click, without reinstalling anything.

  • Automatic backups

    Scheduled copies of the whole server, kept off the host. Restore the complete CentOS whenever you need to.

  • Managed firewall

    Rules by port and source, applied from the panel, no iptables editing. Open only what CentOS needs.

  • Security Center

    Continuous external scanning of your server, with findings prioritised and the fix spelled out for each one.

  • Private network (VPC)

    Connect CentOS to databases and other servers over an isolated network with nothing exposed to the internet. With a VPN Gateway for remote access.

    About the VPC →

  • DDoS protection

    Volumetric attack mitigation for your CentOS server. Check protection options and prices when ordering.

    DDoS protection →

  • Grow without reinstalling

    Add vCPU, memory and disk from the panel and pay only the difference, and CentOS stays exactly as it is.

  • API and MCP for automation

    Create, resize and manage servers through the public API — or straight from an AI assistant, over MCP.

    API documentation →

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