What regions does Vultr cover?

Vultr has 25 plus locations including North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, South America, and Africa. It is one of the better providers for latency-sensitive applications requiring presence in less common regions.

Does Vultr support Kubernetes?

Yes. Vultr Kubernetes Engine (VKE) supports automated cluster management, load balancer integration, and persistent volume claims. It is suitable for production Kubernetes workloads.

How does Vultr bare metal work?

Vultr bare metal is hourly-billed dedicated hardware in your choice of location. You get a single-tenant server with root access, no hypervisor overhead, and the same API-driven management as cloud instances.

Vultr -- Global Edge Cloud Infrastructure

Vultr for global edge presence across 25 plus locations in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. Bare metal, cloud compute, and Managed Kubernetes for workloads where proximity to users or compliance geography matters.

What we operate on Vultr

Cloud Compute: regular, high-frequency, and optimized instances with NVMe storage
Bare Metal: single-tenant dedicated servers in 17 locations with hourly billing
Kubernetes: VKE clusters with automatic load balancer provisioning
Object Storage: S3-compatible storage with regional distribution
Block Storage: high-performance NVMe volumes for database and stateful workloads

When we recommend Vultr

For latency-sensitive applications requiring presence in regions underserved by AWS or GCP, for bare-metal workloads that need flexible geography, and for gaming, media, or CDN-adjacent architectures.

Edge presence across 25-plus locations for workloads where proximity to users or compliance geography actually matters.

Why teams choose Cobham for Vultr

No reseller margin. You hold the Vultr account and pay published rates.
Reach where the majors are thin. Bare metal and cloud compute in regions underserved by AWS or GCP.
Chosen for a reason. Latency-sensitive, gaming, media, and CDN-adjacent architectures, not as a default.

Our model on Vultr

You own the account. We operate it.

We are platform-agnostic. We recommend Vultr when it is the right fit for cost, compliance, or performance -- not because we have a reseller agreement. You hold the cloud account and we charge a flat engineering retainer.

No reseller margin

Your cloud bill is between you and Vultr. We never touch the invoice or add a markup.

Flat engineering retainer

One monthly rate for the full scope of operations. Monitoring, patching, incident response, and cost reviews included.

30-day cancellation

Cancel any retainer with 30 days written notice. We hand off runbooks, IaC, and documentation -- you keep everything.

Common questions

Frequently asked.

What regions does Vultr cover?: Vultr has 25 plus locations including North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, South America, and Africa. It is one of the better providers for latency-sensitive applications requiring presence in less common regions.
Does Vultr support Kubernetes?: Yes. Vultr Kubernetes Engine (VKE) supports automated cluster management, load balancer integration, and persistent volume claims. It is suitable for production Kubernetes workloads.
How does Vultr bare metal work?: Vultr bare metal is hourly-billed dedicated hardware in your choice of location. You get a single-tenant server with root access, no hypervisor overhead, and the same API-driven management as cloud instances.

Other platforms we operate

Platform-agnostic from day one.

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