VPS and KVM
Configure the virtualization engine, then provision, operate, back up or migrate guests.
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KVM / VPS Lifecycle
Create and operate NAT or public KVM guests on the controller or Fleet hypervisors.
one-click --vps createCreate a KVM instance on a selected hypervisor.one-click --vps deleteDelete a VPS from its hypervisor.one-click --vps editEdit VPS configuration.one-click --vps consoleAccess the serial console workflow.one-click --vps reinstallReinstall the guest operating system.one-click --vps snapshotCreate, delete or restore snapshots.one-click --vps backupCreate, delete or restore VPS backups.one-click --vps patchPatch one VM or the supported fleet scope.one-click --vps migrateMigrate an existing KVM VPS between trusted Fleet hypervisors by moving the VM disk and libvirt definition.one-click --vps importImport a complete external Linux VPS into a newly built, like-for-like Fleet replacement.one-click --vps export --name <vps_name>Export a Fleet VPS into a fresh external Linux replacement while retaining the original Fleet VPS for validation.one-click --vps startStart a VPS.one-click --vps stopStop a VPS.one-click --vps info <vps_name>Show storage, memory and resource information.one-click --vps viewView available snapshots.one-click --vps list | one-click --vps menuList VPS instances, mapped IPs and owning hypervisors.-n | --nameVPS instance name.-t | --targetTarget Fleet hypervisor.-m | --modeNetwork mode: NAT or public.-i | --imageGuest image/profile.-d | --diskGuest storage size.-c | --cpuvCPU count.-r | --ramGuest RAM.-p | --ipPublic IP option for public-mode deployments.-w | --passwordPassword for the guest oneclick administrator.-l | --languageWindows installation language when applicable.one-click --vps create --target hypervisor1 --name db1 --image ubuntu24 --cpu 1 --ram 1G --disk 6G --mode nat --password <password>
Before Creating a VPS
Inspect the VPS options in /usr/local/bin/one-click, enable the engine if disabled, then run one-click --vps init on a prepared hypervisor. Initialisation may change networking, storage and virtualization packages. Check console access before applying changes remotely.
VPS Initialisation
one-click --vps initInitialise the VPS engine on compatible installed versions.