Alwyzon is a hosting provider offering server infrastructure from Vienna, Austria. The company's services are organized into three product lines: virtual servers (VPS), storage servers, and dedicated (bare-metal) servers. All infrastructure is housed at the Interxion campus in Vienna and is connected through Alwyzon's own redundant fibre network with direct connections to regional internet exchange points.
The virtual server offerings use KVM virtualization and are available in multiple tiers with SSD-based storage. Several Linux distributions are available pre-installed, including Debian, Ubuntu, and AlmaLinux, while customers can also upload custom ISOs for manual installation. Storage servers, also KVM-based, are positioned as high-capacity instances intended primarily for backups, with built-in data protection mechanisms. Both virtual and storage server types are self-managed, meaning customers are responsible for configuring their own software environment, and both include IPv4 and IPv6 addressing.
Dedicated servers are single-tenant bare-metal systems that provide remote management access, allowing customers to mount ISOs and manage power cycles independently. No operating system is pre-installed; customers install their preferred OS through the remote console. Like the virtualized products, dedicated servers are self-managed.
Alwyzon’s infrastructure runs on energy from renewable sources and that excess heat is reused for district heating. The provider guarantees availability of 99.9% under its service-level agreement. If traffic allowances are exceeded, network speeds may be reduced instead of applying overage charges, with additional traffic available on request.
Accepted payment methods include major debit and credit cards, PayPal, local payment options, and bank transfers. The provider offers a 14-day money-back guarantee for end-consumers and states compliance with applicable data processing regulations, including the availability of a Data Processing Agreement upon request.
