Aruba.it

An Italian provider that owns its data centers and sells registrar services, hosting, servers and a public cloud.

www.arubacloud.compricingterms

Italian independent, owns its infrastructure.

Classification

Categories: Shared hosting, Virtual Private Servers, Infrastructure as a Service, Bare metal, Containers as a Service, Domains and DNS, GPU cloud 2
Operating system: Self-managed 4
Metal: Owns the hardware 2
Use cases: Web apps, API backends, Internal tools
Audience: Small and medium businesses, Enterprises

Tech stack

Runtimes: Docker, Anything
Shell: Root shell 4
Managed databases: MySQL 5
GPU: GPU instances8

Pricing

Pricing model: Per resource provisioned6
Entry price: Under $5 a month 4
Starting price: from €1.99 a month4
Currencies: EUR 4
Billed: Monthly
Free tier: None

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Aruba is an Italian provider that owns and runs its own data centers, and sells across most of the market at once: registrar services, shared hosting, virtual and bare metal servers, and a public cloud. Billing is per resource rather than by plan tier, in euros and by the month.

The cloud line covers Linux and Windows virtual servers, bare metal, managed Kubernetes, managed databases, object and block storage, and GPU instances.

Worth knowing

The infrastructure is Italian-owned and Italian-operated, which is the reason most of its customers give for choosing it, and the company holds the national qualification required to sell to Italian public administration.

Per-resource billing has no plan ceiling, so cost tracks usage in both directions.

Identity

Reach: ↑537 1
Ownership: Independent
Status: Active

Deployment

Deployment: Control panel

Regions and law

Regions: Italy 6
Headquarters: Italy 3

Other features

Certifications: ISO 270012
Domain registration: Paid add-on7
Email hosting: Included7

Support

Support: Email, Chat
Tiering: Same on every plan

Sources

2026-09-07: Reach
majestic.com/reports/majestic-million
2026-08-12: Categories, Metal, Certifications
www.arubacloud.com
2026-09-03: Headquarters
www.arubacloud.com/terms-and-conditions
2026-08-12: Operating system, Shell, Entry price, Starting price, Currencies
www.arubacloud.com/vps.aspx
2026-09-03: Managed databases
www.arubacloud.com/database-as-a-service/
2026-08-12: Pricing model, Regions
www.arubacloud.com/public-cloud.aspx
2026-08-12: Domain registration, Email hosting
www.aruba.it/en/
2026-09-24: GPU
www.arubacloud.com/use-case/dedicated-servers-for-ai-and-machine-learning

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