Full Virtualizor KVM Setup
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a brand-new dedicated server at OVH and want it turned into a production-ready VPS host under Virtualizor using KVM. AlmaLinux will be the base OS. The server will start with 1–5 OVH Failover IPs, so proper network bridging and routing must be in place from the outset.
What I expect you to deliver
• Clean AlmaLinux install, fully updated
• Virtualizor installed, licensed and configured for KVM
• Bridge configured for the Failover IP range and verified with ping/SSH from the outside world
• Storage pool created and optimised for VPS workloads
• Ubuntu, CentOS and Debian templates downloaded, added to the panel and ready for instant deployment
• One test VPS created with those templates to confirm networking, console access and performance
• Baseline hardening: firewalld (or nftables), SSH on non-default port, key-only login, basic intrusion prevention
Acceptance is straightforward: if I can log in to Virtualizor, spin up a new VPS from any of the three templates, assign a Failover IP and connect to it over SSH, the job is done. Please be prepared to share concise notes or a quick screen recording of each step so I can reproduce it later if needed.
What I expect you to deliver
• Clean AlmaLinux install, fully updated
• Virtualizor installed, licensed and configured for KVM
• Bridge configured for the Failover IP range and verified with ping/SSH from the outside world
• Storage pool created and optimised for VPS workloads
• Ubuntu, CentOS and Debian templates downloaded, added to the panel and ready for instant deployment
• One test VPS created with those templates to confirm networking, console access and performance
• Baseline hardening: firewalld (or nftables), SSH on non-default port, key-only login, basic intrusion prevention
Acceptance is straightforward: if I can log in to Virtualizor, spin up a new VPS from any of the three templates, assign a Failover IP and connect to it over SSH, the job is done. Please be prepared to share concise notes or a quick screen recording of each step so I can reproduce it later if needed.
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