PapilioHost runs owned hardware in Frankfurt and Amsterdam — KVM virtualization, dedicated servers, GPU workstations, and Ceph storage clusters built for teams that need their stack to hold up under real production load.
We don't sell hosting like a commodity. We design infrastructure for teams who care whether their database stays online during a Friday traffic spike — and who'd rather talk to an engineer than open another support ticket.
EPYC 9004 series and Xeon Gold processors. ECC memory across the entire fleet. Gen4 NVMe with sustained 12 GB/s reads. Dedicated cores actually mean dedicated cores — never overcommitted with a neighbor's workload.
3 Tbps DDoS absorbed at the network edge. Hardware firewalls per cabinet. Per-customer VLAN isolation by default. Optional full-disk encryption with customer-held keys. Cloudflare-fronted control plane. The hard stuff is wired in from day one.
Looking-glass exposed on every location — anyone can run ping or traceroute through our network without an account. We don't null-route prefixes for convenience either. When something goes wrong, you hear it from us first, not from a sudden outage.
We colo our own gear in Amsterdam, peer with AMS-IX, and publish our routing table. Expansion across Europe is planned but not promised — we'd rather get one location right than five locations halfway.
Browse the catalog, select a region. We size each node to the workload, not whatever happens to be on the shelf.
Automated KVM deployment from gold images. SSH key injected before first boot. No "give us 2 hours" emails.
Looking-glass shows your prefix advertised. Run our latency probe from your laptop. Real numbers, not marketing copy.
Console, API, or Terraform — whatever fits your stack. Scale up, snapshot, clone, migrate. We stay out of your way.
No proprietary lock-in. Every layer is open-source software that survives if we get hit by a bus tomorrow.
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