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Ubuntu VPS

A Ubuntu VPS — pick your release

A VPS running Ubuntu Server in the release you choose: your own root password, SSH access, public IPv4 and IPv6 and NVMe storage, online within minutes.

from R$49.90/mo

Deploy Ubuntu Server 26.04 LTSSee 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

Ubuntu Server 26.04 LTS

Recommended
LTS

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

from R$49.90/mo

Ubuntu Server 26.04 LTS details →

Ubuntu 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 Ubuntu release should you choose?

For a production server, pick an LTS release, ideally the one marked as recommended. Canonical gives every LTS five years of standard security maintenance; interim releases bring a newer kernel and packages but are supported for only nine months, so they suit trying new things and are a poor fit for a project meant to stay online for years.

An older LTS still makes sense when your software requires exactly that release, such as a legacy system or an installer certified for a single release. Check each release's end-of-support date in the list: once standard support ends, Canonical offers Ubuntu Pro, which extends LTS security updates to up to ten years and is sold separately from the plan.

What to use a Ubuntu VPS for

  • Node.js, Python, PHP or Go applications, following each project's official docs
  • Docker and Docker Compose from Docker's official repository for Ubuntu
  • A self-hosted GitHub Actions runner on the same OS as GitHub's hosted runners
  • Single-node Kubernetes with MicroK8s or K3s, for testing and small projects
  • PostgreSQL from the project's official repository, in the version you choose
  • Learning Linux and DevOps on a real server, with full root access

More about the Linux VPS →

About Ubuntu

Ubuntu Server is the server edition of Ubuntu, the Linux distribution Canonical maintains on a Debian base and one of the most widely used on servers. It follows a fixed calendar: a new release every six months, always in April and October, each numbered after the year and month it shipped. Every two years the April release is an LTS, a long-term-support release, and that is where production servers usually run.

On a VPS, Ubuntu is a common starting point for web applications in Node.js, Python, PHP or Go, APIs, bots, databases and containers. Projects such as Docker and PostgreSQL maintain official repositories for it, and some vendors ship the Linux build of their own software with Ubuntu support: in our marketplace, Microsoft SQL Server and the Minecraft: Bedrock Edition server both run on Ubuntu.

At Master da Web, Ubuntu Server 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, configures the public IPv4 and IPv6, grows the file system to fill your plan's NVMe disk and updates the packages. A few minutes later the server is online: you log in as root over SSH, and the panel also gives you a browser console for when SSH does not answer.

Ubuntu 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
Ubuntu Server 26.04 LTS, 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 Ubuntu

  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. Ubuntu ready in minutes

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

What your Ubuntu 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 Ubuntu 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 Ubuntu whenever you need to.

  • Managed firewall

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

  • Security Center

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

  • Private network (VPC)

    Connect Ubuntu 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 Ubuntu 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 Ubuntu 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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