Russia, on your terms
A location requiring deliberate review of access, data handling and the intended workload.
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- Prepared catalogue
- 21 plans
- Framework
- Russian national framework
- Infrastructure status
- Not connected
Derived from the exact plan region lists.
A catalogue region, not independently tested live capacity.
Keep these in view.
- 21 prepared plans include Russia. Storage, GPU, streaming, email and SMTP families are excluded from its catalogue.
- Choose the region for your audience, data flows and recovery plan together.
- A regional label does not override local law or the acceptable-use policy.
Why this region might fit
A narrowly matched regional workload after reviewing legal and connectivity constraints. Keep a tested export and migration route in another compatible location.
The framework around the machine
Russia has its own personal-data, communications-retention and content-blocking rules. Applicability depends on the operator and service; a foreign account or an “offshore” label is not proof of exemption. Assess localisation, access restrictions and the possibility of blocked routes with qualified local advice before moving sensitive information.
The exact catalogue boundary
21 prepared plans include Russia. Storage, GPU, streaming, email and SMTP families are excluded from its catalogue.
The plan list below is derived from each product’s compatible regions. It does not prove live stock, a specific carrier path, a certification or a measured performance score.
- Check the selected plan’s disk, transfer and port separately.
- Use the exact operating-system list for that product.
- Keep regional backup requirements distinct from primary hosting.
Measure the route you will actually use
Ask a live operator for a test address or looking glass, then measure from the application’s audience at different times. Record round-trip delay, packet loss and transfer behaviour. Test database round trips, stream buffering or interactive sessions as appropriate; a map marker is not an application benchmark.
Plan the move before the order
Inventory application files, databases, DNS, mail and credentials. Build the destination, test through a temporary hostname, transfer the final changes and retain a rollback copy. A location move may change addresses and require fresh DNS or allow-list updates. The local configurator records your selected region; it does not perform a migration.
Your options in Moscow.
Availability follows each plan's region list. These are prepared catalogue configurations, with no live inventory feed connected.
Veil One
Keep a single website and five mailboxes together in a compact hosting account with 5 GB of NVMe storage and 50 GB of monthly transfer. A panel-based WordPress installer and Let's Encrypt certificates support a personal site, publication or small project without managing a server operating system.
- Storage
- 5 GB NVMe SSD
billed monthly
Veil Studio
Manage up to five websites and 25 mailboxes within 25 GB of NVMe storage and a 250 GB monthly transfer allowance. Daily backups with seven-day retention, SSL certificates and a CDN make this a broader foundation for several sites under one account.
- Storage
- 25 GB NVMe SSD
billed monthly
Veil Collective
Bring a larger collection of websites and mailboxes into a 100 GB NVMe account with unmetered transfer and no fixed count limit. The configuration adds hourly off-site backups, priority assistance and an included first year of domain registration, with storage and acceptable-use rules still applying.
- Storage
- 100 GB NVMe SSD
billed monthly
Shroud Core
Use a licensed cPanel account to organise websites, files, databases and mail across five add-on domains, with 20 GB of NVMe storage and 200 GB of monthly transfer. Softaculous provides an installation catalogue of more than 400 applications, while the included WHM trial introduces the management interface.
- Storage
- 20 GB NVMe SSD
billed monthly
Shroud Plus
Expand to 60 GB of NVMe storage and 600 GB of monthly transfer with cPanel, WHM lite and no fixed add-on-domain limit. Daily off-site backups, a dedicated IP and SSH access support a wider mix of websites and applications within the account's resource allocation.
- Storage
- 60 GB NVMe SSD
billed monthly
Shroud Reseller
Build a reseller workspace around full WHM administration, an included cPanel licence and up to 30 separate cPanel accounts. The 200 GB NVMe allocation, unmetered transfer and dedicated IPv4 support customer hosting with individual account limits, custom branding and WHMCS integration options.
- Storage
- 200 GB NVMe SSD
billed monthly
Umbra 1
Run a small Linux service on one AMD EPYC virtual CPU, 2 GB of ECC memory and 25 GB of NVMe storage with full root access on KVM. The configuration pairs a 1 Gbps port with 1 TB of monthly transfer, IPv4 and IPv6, and a 10 Gbps network mitigation tier.
- Compute
- 1 vCPU (AMD EPYC)
- Memory
- 2 GB DDR4 ECC
- Storage
- 25 GB NVMe SSD
billed monthly
Umbra 2
Give web applications, containers or a private tunnel two AMD EPYC virtual CPUs, 4 GB of ECC memory and 60 GB of NVMe storage. Root access on KVM, a 1 Gbps port and 3 TB of monthly transfer provide more room than the entry configuration without moving to dedicated hardware.
- Compute
- 2 vCPU (AMD EPYC)
- Memory
- 4 GB DDR4 ECC
- Storage
- 60 GB NVMe SSD
billed monthly
Umbra 4
Balance four AMD EPYC virtual CPUs and 8 GB of ECC memory with 120 GB of NVMe storage for several services or a growing application. This KVM configuration includes a weekly snapshot, 6 TB of monthly transfer on a 1 Gbps port and a 20 Gbps network mitigation tier.
- Compute
- 4 vCPU (AMD EPYC)
- Memory
- 8 GB DDR4 ECC
- Storage
- 120 GB NVMe SSD
billed monthly
Umbra 8
Allocate eight AMD EPYC virtual CPUs, 16 GB of ECC memory and 240 GB of NVMe storage to busier applications, workers and databases. Daily snapshots complement root access on KVM, with 10 TB of monthly transfer on a 1 Gbps port and a 40 Gbps network mitigation tier.
- Compute
- 8 vCPU (AMD EPYC)
- Memory
- 16 GB DDR4 ECC
- Storage
- 240 GB NVMe SSD
billed monthly
Umbra 16
Our largest virtual configuration combines 16 AMD EPYC virtual CPUs, 32 GB of ECC memory and 480 GB of NVMe storage. It retains KVM and root control while raising monthly transfer to 20 TB, network mitigation to 80 Gbps and the catalogue availability target to 99.99%.
- Compute
- 16 vCPU (AMD EPYC)
- Memory
- 32 GB DDR4 ECC
- Storage
- 480 GB NVMe SSD
billed monthly
Dusk 2
Start a Windows workspace with two virtual CPUs, 4 GB of DDR4 memory and 60 GB of SSD storage, managed through administrator RDP access. Choose from the listed Windows Server and desktop editions, with a 1 Gbps port, 3 TB of monthly transfer and application installation tooling.
- Compute
- 2 vCPU (Xeon)
- Memory
- 4 GB DDR4
- Storage
- 60 GB SSD
billed monthly
Dusk 4
Move remote work and Windows applications onto four virtual CPUs, 8 GB of DDR4 memory and 120 GB of SSD storage. The configuration includes Windows licensing, administrator access and a multi-user RDP option, alongside 6 TB of monthly transfer and a 20 Gbps network mitigation tier.
- Compute
- 4 vCPU (Xeon)
- Memory
- 8 GB DDR4
- Storage
- 120 GB SSD
billed monthly
Dusk 8
Give heavier Windows applications eight virtual CPUs, 16 GB of DDR4 memory and 240 GB of SSD storage. Administrator RDP and a configuration supporting up to 20 users sit alongside a 1 Gbps port, 10 TB of monthly transfer and a 40 Gbps network mitigation tier.
- Compute
- 8 vCPU (Xeon)
- Memory
- 16 GB DDR4
- Storage
- 240 GB SSD
billed monthly
Phantom 4
Create a small community server with two high-clock virtual CPUs, 4 GB of memory and 60 GB of NVMe storage. The configuration lists 20 Minecraft or 16 CS2 slots, a Pterodactyl panel, installers for more than 30 games and a 20 Gbps network mitigation tier.
- Compute
- 2 vCPU (high-clock)
- Memory
- 4 GB DDR4
- Storage
- 60 GB NVMe SSD
billed monthly
Phantom 8
Run a larger game world on four high-clock virtual CPUs, 8 GB of memory and 120 GB of NVMe storage. The listed allocation supports 60 Minecraft or 32 CS2 slots, Forge and Fabric modpack workflows, a free subdomain and 10 TB of monthly transfer.
- Compute
- 4 vCPU (high-clock)
- Memory
- 8 GB DDR4
- Storage
- 120 GB NVMe SSD
billed monthly
Phantom 16
Bring multiple game instances together with six high-clock virtual CPUs, 16 GB of memory and 240 GB of NVMe storage. Pterodactyl and BungeeCord tooling accompany a listed capacity of 200 Minecraft or 64 CS2 slots, 20 TB of monthly transfer and an 80 Gbps mitigation tier.
- Compute
- 6 vCPU (high-clock)
- Memory
- 16 GB DDR4
- Storage
- 240 GB NVMe SSD
billed monthly
Eclipse Six
Reserve a physical Xeon E-2236 server with six cores, 12 threads and 32 GB of ECC memory for your own operating system and applications. Two 480 GB NVMe drives form a mirrored RAID-1 configuration, accompanied by IPMI access, a 1 Gbps port and 30 TB of monthly transfer.
- Compute
- Intel Xeon E-2236 (6c / 12t @ 3.4 GHz)
- Memory
- 32 GB DDR4 ECC
- Storage
- 2× 480 GB NVMe (RAID-1)
billed monthly
Eclipse Ryzen
Use a dedicated Ryzen 9 5950X with 16 physical cores, 32 threads and 64 GB of ECC memory for compute-intensive services. Two 1 TB NVMe drives in RAID-1 provide mirrored storage, with IPMI access, a 1 Gbps port and 50 TB of monthly transfer.
- Compute
- AMD Ryzen 9 5950X (16c / 32t @ 3.4 GHz)
- Memory
- 64 GB DDR4 ECC
- Storage
- 2× 1 TB NVMe (RAID-1)
billed monthly
Eclipse EPYC
Consolidate larger workloads on a physical EPYC 7443P server with 24 cores, 48 threads and 128 GB of ECC memory. Two 2 TB NVMe drives in RAID-1 pair with a 10 Gbps uplink, 100 TB of monthly transfer and a 200 Gbps network mitigation tier.
- Compute
- AMD EPYC 7443P (24c / 48t @ 2.85 GHz)
- Memory
- 128 GB DDR4 ECC
- Storage
- 2× 2 TB NVMe (RAID-1)
billed monthly
Eclipse Dual
Reserve two Xeon Gold 6338 processors for a total of 64 physical cores and 128 threads, supported by 256 GB of ECC memory. Four 4 TB NVMe drives form RAID-10, with a 10 Gbps port, unmetered transfer and a 400 Gbps network mitigation tier for large parallel workloads.
- Compute
- 2× Intel Xeon Gold 6338 (32c / 64t each)
- Memory
- 256 GB DDR4 ECC
- Storage
- 4× 4 TB NVMe (RAID-10)
billed monthly
Questions, answered.
Is hosting in Russia automatically lawful?
No. The application, content, data processing and operator arrangements determine the obligations. Review local law, your own jurisdiction and the proposed acceptable-use rules together.
Does a location ignore every copyright request?
No such guarantee is made here. The prepared approach distinguishes an unsupported allegation from a substantiated lawful request, preserves an opportunity to respond where appropriate and retains escalation for urgent harms.
What privacy framework should I review?
Russian national framework. Russia has its own personal-data, communications-retention and content-blocking rules. Applicability depends on the operator and service; a foreign account or an “offshore” label is not proof of exemption. Assess localisation, access restrictions and the possibility of blocked routes with qualified local advice before moving sensitive information.
Can I start with an alias?
The account uses an alias and password, with optional email. No identity-document upload is requested. Session and account data still exist, and regional selection does not create a no-log guarantee.
What latency can I expect?
There is no measured OmbraHost regional network connected. Obtain a test route from the live operator and measure from the audience rather than relying on a fixed advertised number.
Do payment options change by region?
The same eight asset/network routes are listed for each compatible region. Checkout has configured fixed addresses and server-side USD quotes. No blockchain transaction monitor is connected; payment state and regional service fulfilment remain separate.
Can I move this configuration later?
Only to a region supported by the exact plan. A move needs a tested data copy, network changes and a cutover procedure. The catalogue is not a promise of automatic or free migration.
Are there additional workload restrictions?
21 prepared plans include Russia. Storage, GPU, streaming, email and SMTP families are excluded from its catalogue. Read the proposed acceptable-use policy for the workload, including messaging, Tor exits, rights-sensitive streaming and dedicated-only mining.