Intel Core i9 14900KF micro instances with public IPv6 inside an Alberta data center

We just added the Intel Core i9 14900KF to our micro instance lineup, and we’re glad to finally share it. These are small container-based instances with public IPv6, console access, and a 14-day free trial — from $4.10/mo CAD, hosted in Onoway, Alberta. Here’s everything you need to get started.

What’s new

Our micro instances now run on Intel Core i9 14900KF CPUs with container-based isolation. Instead of a full VM, you get a lightweight isolated Linux container: quick to deploy, gentle on resources, and ready in seconds.

Plans and specs

Every plan includes console access, a public IPv6 Alberta address, and a 14-day free trial. Yearly billing saves 5%.

PlanCPURAMStoragePrice (CAD/mo)
Nano1 vCPU1GB DDR416GB SSD$4.10
Mini1 vCPU2GB DDR416GB SSD$4.66
Base1 vCPU4GB DDR416GB SSD$5.08
Plus1 vCPU4GB DDR432GB SSD$5.52
Max1 vCPU4GB DDR432GB SSD + 300GB HDD$6.19

Not sure which one to pick? That’s completely normal. Start small and upgrade later whenever you need a little more room.

What you can run

With 1 vCPU and 1–4GB RAM, these are a great fit for lightweight, always-on workloads:

  • Web apps and APIs (Node, Python, Go)
  • Bots and automations (Discord, Telegram, cron jobs)
  • Small databases (Postgres, Redis)
  • VPN, DNS, and reverse proxies (Nginx, Caddy, Traefik, WireGuard)
  • Dev and staging environments
  • Lightweight game servers and uptime monitors

If it’s small and always on, it’s right at home here.

How it works

  1. Pick a plan — every plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
  2. Your container deploys in seconds on an Intel Core i9 14900KF.
  3. Open the console, connect over IPv6, and you’re in.

We’ll walk you through the rest as you go.

Connect and get productive

  • Console: use the built-in web console from your dashboard — handy for your first boot, or if SSH is ever blocked.
  • SSH over IPv6: ssh user@your-ipv6-address. IPv6 is enabled by default.
  • Firewall: start with ufw (simple) or nftables (more advanced). Default-deny inbound, then allow only what you actually use.
  • Containers: Docker works out of the box — for example:
apt update && apt install -y docker.io
docker run -d -p 80:80 nginx

A quick word on IPv6

Each instance includes a dedicated public IPv6 address on Alberta infrastructure, with no NAT in the way. That makes it a lovely place to learn real routing, test dual-stack services, and run services that are directly reachable. Add an AAAA record and you’re live, without the usual port-forward gymnastics.

Need IPv4 as well? Our full VPS plans have you covered.

What if I need something bigger?

Plenty of people start on a micro instance and grow from there. If you’re an IPv6 enthusiast who needs more room, we can help with that too — we also offer larger-scale virtual machines (full VMs, not containers) with IPv6. Just reach out and we’ll put together a quote and confirm current availability.

Contact us for a quote →

Billing and trial

  • Monthly or yearly — yearly saves 5%.
  • 14-day free trial on every plan.
  • Prices in CAD, with no hidden fees.

FAQ

Containers or VMs? Container-based isolation — lighter and faster than full virtualization.
Public IPv4? No, micro instances are IPv6-first. IPv4 is available on VPS plans.
Free trial? Yes, 14 days on every plan.
Where hosted? Onoway, Alberta, Canada.
Can I run Docker? Yes.
Can I get a larger VM with IPv6? Yes — contact us for a quote and availability.

Try it out

The hardware’s ready and your IPv6 address is waiting. Pick a plan, take your time, and see what a small, fast instance can do for you.

Start your 14-day free trial →

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