Get Free Windows or Linux VPS (Easy to Follow Guide)

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Hey guys,

I've recently found a way to get free vps. The only negative side is that it stands live for 15 minutes but after that, you can create as much as you want again. Those guys who work with vps know how much this would be useful, especially if you need a short-time alive vps for creating accounts in different sites for example. Ok, let's get into it.

Step 1 -

Go to https://aeza.net, click on "sign up" and create your account for free.

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You just need to enter your email address and click on "create an account".

Step 2 -

A verification email will be sent to you. Open it and click on the provided link to validate your registration. After that, another email with your username and password will be sent to you which you can use to login into Aeza.net.


Step 3 -

After login, you should see a page like this:

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Click on "Terminator" on the left side.

Note: If you don't see that page, click on your profile name then click on "billing panel" to go to that page.

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Step 4 -

After clicking on "Terminator" you see below page which you can choose your OS (Debian or Windows) to create your free VPS.

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After click on your preferred OS, your VPS will be created and stay active for 15 minutes. After 15 minutes, you can simply continue by creating unlimited number of VPS again from the above page and by simply click on your chosen OS.

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That's it. Hope this will be helpful for some of you guys.
 

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Is it possible to use it for more than 15 minutes? Sometimes I cannot complete my transactions in 15 minutes.
 
Is it possible to use it for more than 15 minutes? Sometimes I cannot complete my transactions in 15 minutes.
Nope, I don't know a way to bypass that 15min limit. Free vps like the one in the guide usually come with time limits because they’re meant for quick testing or short-term use. If you need more time for transactions or tasks, you might want to look into upgrading to a paid plan (most providers offer affordable options for longer sessions).

Alternatively, you could try breaking your tasks into smaller chunks to fit within the time limit, or explore other free vps providers that might offer longer session times. As far as I know free services often have limitations, so paid plans are usually the way to go for more flexibility. Good luck.
 
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