Santiago and Valdivia · LXC & KVM

VPS Server Hosting Chile

Host on Chilean soil from three Santiago facilities and a Valdivia data center in Los Ríos. Linux plans start at $17.99 a month, Windows Server runs on KVM, and every server comes with root or Administrator access and a local IP for fast loading across Chile.

  • Tier III Facilities
  • LXC for Cheap Linux VMs
  • KVM for Windows OS
  • Cisco Firewall for Windows VMs
  • Provisioning in 2-24 Hours
  • Valdivia, Los Ríos Data Center
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Best Chile VPS Plans

Any Chilean plan, from basic to corporate, lets you host unlimited domains and mailboxes and run the scripts you bought it for, even shared hosting for your own clients. Santiago DC II separates Linux and Windows pricing with SSD storage up to 640 GB; DC III offers Linux on a 1 Gbps port from $17.99; Valdivia DC IV gives you a choice of LXC or KVM; and Santiago DC V focuses on memory with Windows support. If nothing fits, ask for a custom quote.

Chile plans CL DC II · Santiago
# of Cores RAM SSD Storage Bandwidth OS Price Order
01 1 GB 25 GB 1000 GB Linux $17.99 / Month Order Now
01 2 GB 55 GB 2000 GB Linux $33.99 / Month Order Now
02 4 GB 80 GB 3000 GB Linux $59.99 / Month Order Now
04 8 GB 160 GB 4000 GB Linux $113.99 / Month Order Now
06 16 GB 320 GB 5000 GB Linux $217.99 / Month Order Now
08 32 GB 640 GB 6000 GB Linux $296.99 / Month Order Now
01 2 GB 55 GB 2000 GB Windows $49.99 / Month Order Now
02 4 GB 80 GB 3000 GB Windows $99.99 / Month Order Now
04 8 GB 160 GB 4000 GB Windows $198.99 / Month Order Now
06 16 GB 320 GB 5000 GB Windows $297.99 / Month Order Now

Advanced South American data center facility with KVM virtualization and SSD storage.

Available add-ons

  • Extra Bandwidth
  • Add more Cores
  • Additional Storage
  • Windows Server 2019 and Windows 10
Spotlight

Spotlight on Valdivia's LXC and KVM Twins

The Valdivia DC IV line is the only Chilean range where the same hardware specs come in two virtualization types side by side. Each tier, from 1 core and 512 MB up to 6 cores and 4 GB, is sold as either an LXC container or a KVM virtual machine. LXC is the cheaper route, starting at $27 per month, and suits standard Linux web stacks that share the host kernel. KVM starts at $34 and gives you a fully separate kernel, custom modules and, from the 4-core tier, the option of Windows. Storage and traffic match on both sides, so the choice comes down purely to isolation and operating system rather than capacity.

Chile
  • LXC from $27 per month
  • KVM from $34 per month
  • Windows on 4- and 6-core KVM tiers
  • Up to 150 GB SSD, 1200 GB traffic
Use cases

Chilean Workloads Matched to Santiago and Valdivia

Four Chilean facilities give you room to pair each project with the right mix of operating system, port speed and memory.

  • Retail

    Peso-Priced Web Shops

    Retailers selling in Chilean pesos want product pages that open quickly from Arica to Punta Arenas. A Santiago DC III plan with 2 cores, 2 GB RAM and a 1 Gbps port costs $27.99 per month, enough for a WooCommerce or PrestaShop store handling everyday orders and seasonal Cyber Day spikes.

  • Hospitality

    Windows Point-of-Sale Backends

    Chilean shops and restaurants often run point-of-sale or electronic invoicing software that only installs on Windows. Santiago DC V includes Windows from its 2-core, 4 GB plan at $43.99, letting several branches connect to one central server over RDP instead of keeping a fragile PC in the back office.

  • Industry

    Salmon and Forestry Tracking

    Aquaculture and timber firms around Los Ríos and Los Lagos log production data from sites far from Santiago. A Valdivia KVM plan keeps those dashboards close to southern operations, and the 4-core, 2 GB tier at $79 can run Linux or Windows depending on which reporting tool the company already uses.

  • Agencies

    Many Small Client Sites

    A Chilean web studio hosting dozens of brochure sites needs isolation without paying for full virtual machines. The Valdivia LXC containers start at $27 per month and scale to 6 cores and 150 GB SSD, giving each group of client sites its own Linux environment with root access and lightweight overhead.

  • Analytics

    Large Santiago Databases

    Analytics teams loading sales, mining or logistics data need memory more than anything else. The top DC II Linux plan pairs 8 cores with 32 GB RAM and 640 GB SSD, so PostgreSQL or MySQL can keep large indexes in memory while serving reports to staff across Chile.

  • Mobile apps

    Chilean API Endpoints

    Mobile apps built for Chilean users call their backend dozens of times per session, so every round trip matters. Hosting the API on a small Santiago plan with 1 core and 1 GB RAM at $17.99 keeps those calls on domestic routes and leaves budget for a second instance as usage grows.

A Long-Term Home for Your Business in Chile

If you want a secure, dedicated and affordable platform for an online business, store, app or server in Chile, a VPS is the most sensible place to start. Before investing in any market, though, it pays to check whether the location makes sense. Here is the short version for Chile.

The country stretches as a long, narrow strip along South America's Pacific coast, bordered by Peru, Bolivia and Argentina. Its population is highly literate and well connected, and over the last two decades steady growth has brought modern infrastructure and attractive investment opportunities. Mining, agriculture, wine, salmon farming, retail and finance all rely heavily on digital tools, and Santiago has built a reputation as a startup and technology hub.

Companies around the world want a presence in this market, and the most practical way to establish one is through local IT infrastructure. A Chilean VPS puts your website or application on a local network with a local IP address, so pages load quickly for Chilean visitors and your service feels domestic.

You get dedicated resources at close to the price of shared hosting. We offer several plan lines across four Chilean facilities, from ready-made packages to custom builds, so you can match the server to the project rather than the other way round.

What a Chilean IP and Local Server Change

Chile's shape creates a real hosting challenge. The mainland runs more than 4,000 km from north to south, but it's rarely more than a couple of hundred kilometers wide, and the Andes separate it from Argentina. Traffic heading abroad often travels long routes through submarine cables or across the mountains. Hosting inside Chile keeps your users' requests on domestic networks and avoids those detours.

The result is fast local loading for visitors in Santiago, Valparaíso, Concepción, Antofagasta and Puerto Montt. Shops feel more responsive, dashboards refresh quicker and APIs used by mobile apps respond without delay. For businesses that rely on local search, faster pages and a Chilean IP address also support visibility in domestic results.

There is a trust benefit too. Chilean customers, banks and payment providers are more comfortable when a service is clearly local, and some services restrict access to users or servers inside the country. With a Chilean VPS, your project uses the local internet and IP space directly.

Mainland Chile uses UTC-4 in winter and UTC-3 in summer, close to the US East Coast and Brazil's business hours. A server set to local time keeps logs, scheduled tasks and reports aligned with your Chilean team's working day.

Santiago DC II: Separate Linux and Windows Plans

Santiago DC II is the most complete Chilean line for teams that need storage and a choice of operating systems. Plans run on KVM with SSD storage, and Linux and Windows are priced separately so you only pay for a Windows license when you need one.

Linux plans start at $17.99 a month for 1 core, 1 GB of RAM, 25 GB of SSD and 1,000 GB of traffic. They step up to $33.99 for 2 GB and 55 GB, $59.99 for 2 cores and 4 GB with 80 GB, and $113.99 for 4 cores and 8 GB with 160 GB. The larger plans offer 6 cores and 16 GB with 320 GB for $217.99, and 8 cores, 32 GB of RAM, 640 GB of SSD and 6,000 GB of traffic for $296.99.

Windows plans cover the same tiers from 2 GB of RAM: $49.99 for 1 core and 2 GB, $99.99 for 2 cores and 4 GB, $198.99 for 4 cores and 8 GB, and $297.99 for 6 cores, 16 GB and 320 GB of SSD.

Choose DC II if your application needs disk space that grows with the plan, such as a store with a large product catalog, a file server for a Santiago office, or a Windows server running an ERP system with an MSSQL database.

Santiago DC III and DC V: Fast Port or More RAM

Santiago DC III is the value line for Linux users who want network speed. Every plan has a 1 Gbps port, SSD storage and a fixed traffic allowance. The smallest costs $17.99 a month for 1 core, 1 GB of RAM, 30 GB and 1,500 GB of transfer. From there: $27.99 for 2 cores, 2 GB and 40 GB; $37.99 for 4 cores and 2 GB with a lean 20 GB disk; $47.99 for 2 cores, 2 GB and 80 GB; $57.99 for 3 cores, 3 GB and 60 GB; and $67.99 for 4 cores, 4 GB, 80 GB and 4,000 GB.

This line suits web apps, APIs and CI runners that need a fast uplink but not a huge disk.

Santiago DC V is built around memory and Windows. Every plan includes a 50 GB disk, while RAM rises from 2 GB on the $26.99 Linux plan to 4 GB at $43.99, 8 GB at $72.99, 16 GB at $102.99 and 32 GB with 16 cores at $199.99. Plans from 2 cores support Linux or Windows at the same price, and traffic runs from 1,000 GB to 2,000 GB with tiers up to unlimited.

If you need a Windows VPS in a Santiago data center with plenty of RAM, DC V is usually the most economical choice.

Valdivia DC IV: LXC and KVM in Los Ríos

Our Valdivia facility, in the Los Ríos region of southern Chile, is a Tier III data center and the original home of our Chilean VPS service. It offers two virtualization types side by side, so you can choose between low cost and full control.

LXC plans are Linux containers. They share the host kernel, which reduces overhead and keeps prices low: $27 a month for 1 core, 512 MB of RAM, 30 GB of SSD and 200 GB of traffic, rising through $39 (2 cores, 1 GB, 50 GB, 400 GB) and $69 (4 cores, 2 GB, 100 GB, 800 GB) to $96 for 6 cores, 4 GB, 150 GB and 1,200 GB.

KVM plans offer full virtualization with the same resource steps: $34, $53, $79 and $117 a month. The two larger KVM plans, with 2 GB and 4 GB of RAM, support Windows as well as Linux, while the smaller ones are Linux only.

Valdivia servers connect through a 100 Mbps shared port by default. The facility has a 1 Gbps national link and a 50 Mbps international link, so it performs best for audiences within Chile. All operating systems are installed on new SSD or NVMe storage, which delivers I/O up to 20 times faster than traditional disks.

Windows VPS and RDP Access in Chile

Many Chilean businesses run Windows-based software: accounting packages, point-of-sale back ends, .NET applications and MSSQL databases. A Windows VPS in Chile lets you host these tools close to the people who use them, with a local IP address and a Remote Desktop session that feels responsive.

Windows Server 2012 R2, 2016 and 2019 are available, and Windows 10 is offered as an add-on. Windows runs on KVM plans: all Windows tiers in Santiago DC II, DC V plans from 2 cores, and the 2 GB and 4 GB KVM plans in Valdivia. Each Windows package comes with single-user Remote Desktop access under the Administrator account.

In Valdivia, Windows VMs are hosted through Powerhost Telecom SpA and protected by a Cisco firewall, while Linux provisions run through GTD's network. Using two providers has allowed us to keep prices as low as possible for each operating system.

Remember that Windows plans in Valdivia cannot receive additional IPv4 addresses. If your Windows project needs several IPs, discuss it with our team before ordering so we can suggest a Santiago option.

Linux Distributions and Root Access on Chile VPS

On the Linux side, you can choose CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu or Fedora in several releases when ordering any ready-made package. Every Linux server is delivered with root access over a protected SSH port, so you can install packages, configure services and harden the system yourself.

With root, a Chilean VPS can do far more than host a single site. You can run unlimited domains and mailboxes, set up a control panel and resell hosting to clients, deploy containers, or host internal tools for a company in Santiago or Concepción. Any software that suits the platform and specifications is allowed, provided it is legitimate and complies with our TOS.

If you only need one extra IP address for a Linux server, for example to separate a mail service, you can order a single additional IPv4. We keep IP add-ons limited because infrastructure costs in Chile are high, and we would rather keep base prices low.

Large sites are welcome too. Customers run projects with very large numbers of pages on Chilean VPS plans to get dedicated-server-like benefits without the dedicated-server price. For high-traffic deployments, start with a larger Santiago plan and contact us about a custom configuration.

Allowed and Prohibited Uses on Chilean Servers

Chilean VPS plans are aimed at business, development and web workloads. Websites, online stores, mail servers, databases, APIs, internal applications and shared hosting for your own clients are all welcome, as are development and staging environments.

Game servers and proxy servers are not allowed on Chile plans. Our data center arrangements here do not permit these uses, and we would rather say so clearly than have a server suspended after purchase. If you need a game or proxy server close to Chilean users, ask our team about neighboring locations such as our Argentina VPS and Peru VPS pages.

Before ordering, you're welcome to discuss your plans with us, ping test IP ranges and check latency and speed from your own location. That helps avoid surprises after purchase, especially for projects with complex networking requirements.

We specialize in customized containers for unusual networking needs. If your setup needs specific routing, firewall rules or a particular combination of resources, tell us during pre-sales and we will design a configuration that fits.

Upgrading, Activation and Support for Chile VPS

After your payment details are confirmed, the order moves into configuration. Most Chilean servers are provisioned within 2 to 24 hours, though some can take from 120 minutes up to 72 hours depending on the facility and the queue. Your user account details are emailed to you as soon as the server is ready.

Plan your growth carefully. Because Chilean servers are not built on a cloud platform, you can't add RAM, disk or cores to an existing plan in place. The way to get more resources is to order the next plan up and migrate. Extra bandwidth, more cores and additional storage can be selected as configurable options when you place the order, so it is worth sizing generously at the start.

Our support team is available 24/7/365 through a dedicated technical department, helping with basic support needs even if you don't have IT skills. Sales and distribution staff are also on hand to answer questions about plans and custom quotes.

We plan to introduce further upgrades in the future, including more RAM, CPU and management tools. Until then, the add-ons and plan ladder above cover most growth paths.

Santiago metroValparaíso & ViñaSouthern ChileArgentinaPeru & BoliviaChile
Network reach

Covering Chile's Long Map from Santiago and Valdivia

Chile stretches thousands of kilometers from the Atacama to Patagonia, so having two server locations is useful. Santiago sits near the population center, a natural base for audiences in the capital, Valparaíso and the central valley. Valdivia in Los Ríos is closer to the southern lakes and fjords, which helps services used mainly in the south. Santiago DC III plans include a 1 Gbps port, while Valdivia uses a 100 Mbps shared port by default. Across the Andes, Argentina is a short hop away, and Peru and Bolivia sit along the northern border.

  • Santiago metroSame city as DC II, III and V
  • Valparaíso & ViñaShort domestic route to the coast
  • Southern ChileClose to the Valdivia DC in Los Ríos
  • ArgentinaShort hop across the Andes
  • Peru & BoliviaNorthern neighbors along the Pacific side
Highlights

Built for Reliable Hosting in Chile

The infrastructure behind our Santiago and Valdivia servers, from redundant fiber to isolated virtualization.

Redundant Chilean Fiber Network

A series of fiber links from different providers over separate routes forms a redundant network with high national and international capacity for Chilean servers.

KVM and LXC in Chile

Virtualization lets us manage resources efficiently and give each server an independent environment, using KVM for Linux and Windows and Linux Containers for budget Linux plans.

Santiago and Valdivia Facilities

Four Chilean facilities, three in Santiago and one in Valdivia, let us keep prices low while offering a choice of plans, platforms and network profiles.

Round-the-Clock Chile Support

An active technical department helps Chilean customers 24/7/365 with basic support needs, so you don't need to be an IT specialist to run a server.

Chilean OS Configuration Choices

Windows Server 2012 R2, 2016 and 2019, plus CentOS, Debian and Ubuntu in several releases, available when you order any ready-made Chile package.

Full Access to Your Chile Server

Root access over a protected SSH port on Linux, or the Administrator user with full permissions on Windows, to run any command on your VM.

Cisco-Protected Windows in Valdivia

Windows VMs in the Valdivia facility sit behind a Cisco firewall, adding a hardware security layer in front of Remote Desktop and Windows services.

20X I/O on Chilean SSD and NVMe

Operating systems are installed on new SSD or NVMe storage, delivering up to 20 times greater I/O than spinning disks for databases and busy sites.

Who it is for

Who Gets the Most from a Chile VPS

Chilean Windows-based businesses

They rely on desktop accounting, invoicing or ERP software that requires Windows Server.

Santiago DC II offers Windows plans from $49.99, DC V bundles Linux or Windows from 4 GB RAM, and Valdivia KVM supports Windows on its larger tiers.

Budget-minded Linux hosts

They want many lightweight Linux environments without paying for full hardware virtualization.

Valdivia LXC containers cost less than the matching KVM plans and still give root access on CentOS, Debian or Ubuntu.

Memory-hungry application owners

They need large RAM allocations for caching, databases or Java applications.

Santiago DC V reaches 16 cores and 32 GB RAM for $199.99, and DC II offers 32 GB with 640 GB SSD.

Cheap VPS Hosting Provider in Chile

If you need dedicated-style hosting in Chile with low renewal prices, no downtime goals, plenty of resources and bandwidth, no annual contracts and no setup fees, a Chilean VPS from us is a strong choice, because very few companies sell virtual servers from this location. We don't generally recommend dedicated servers in Chile because of the high cost; a well-sized VPS usually achieves the same goal.

You get full control: install any supported OS, run any lawful program or script, and keep your resources to yourself. Choose a Linux distribution such as Debian, CentOS or Fedora, or use RDP on Windows to deploy MSSQL databases and .NET applications.

  • No setup costsPay for the plan you choose, with no installation fee on Chilean servers.
  • No annual contractKeep the server as long as it is useful and move to a larger plan when you need to.
  • Wide bandwidthTraffic allowances up to 6,000 GB, with tiers up to unlimited in Santiago DC V.

Chilean Industries That Run Well on a Local VPS

Chile's economy is unusually digital for its size. Mining companies in Antofagasta, wineries in the Central Valley, salmon producers around Puerto Montt and retailers in Santiago all depend on software for logistics, sales and reporting. Many of these tools only serve users inside the country, which makes a local server the obvious host.

These are the projects we see most often on Chilean plans, matched to the facility that usually suits them best.

  • E-commerce for Chilean shoppersStores pricing in pesos that need quick checkout pages on Santiago DC II or DC III.
  • ERP and accounting on WindowsBusiness software with MSSQL back ends running over RDP on Santiago DC V or DC II Windows plans.
  • Regional web agenciesAgencies in Valparaíso or Concepción hosting many client sites behind a control panel.
  • Domestic portals and intranetsInternal tools for companies in southern Chile, a natural match for the Valdivia LXC and KVM plans.
  • Startup MVPs and stagingSantiago teams testing products against real Chilean network conditions before a wider launch.

Optional Configurable Elements for Chile Servers

Make your Chilean server fit your workload with extra resources selected at order time. All add-on configurations are managed from one platform, and adding them does not affect your other websites or services.

  • Extra BandwidthMore monthly transfer for media sites, downloads or growing traffic.
  • Add More CoresExtra CPU for compute-heavy applications and busy databases.
  • Additional StorageMore disk space for files, backups or a growing product catalog.
  • Windows Server 2019 and Windows 10Licensed Windows on supported KVM plans with RDP access.

Buy Chile-Based Dedicated Servers

Chile is an expensive location for hosting infrastructure, so if you need a dedicated machine, a Latin American location outside Chile is often the more economical choice. That said, we do have fully dedicated plans in Chile too.

See the available hardware on our Chile dedicated server page, or explore the full range of dedicated servers across the region and choose the best balance of price and latency for your audience.

Before you order

Pre-Order Checklist for Chilean Servers

Go through these points before checkout, because Chilean plans cannot be upgraded in place.

  • Pick a plan with headroom, since moving up means ordering the next Chilean package.
  • Confirm your project is not a game server or proxy, which these Chilean DCs prohibit.
  • Decide between LXC and KVM in Valdivia based on whether you need your own kernel.
  • Check that Windows is offered on your chosen tier before planning an RDP deployment.
  • Remember Windows machines in Chile cannot take an extra IPv4; Linux plans allow one.
  • Allow between 2 and 24 hours for provisioning before announcing your Chilean launch.
How it works

Ordering a Chilean VPS Step by Step

  1. Choose Santiago or Valdivia

    Pick a Santiago facility for a fast port, more RAM or Windows plans, or Valdivia for LXC and KVM options focused on domestic traffic.

  2. Size the plan generously

    Since in-place upgrades aren't available, add extra cores, storage or bandwidth at checkout if growth is likely.

  3. Select your Chilean OS

    Choose CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora or Windows Server, then confirm any extra IPv4 for Linux servers.

  4. Get credentials by email

    Once configured, usually within 2 to 24 hours, your root or Administrator login arrives in your inbox.

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FAQ

Chile VPS questions, answered

What software can I install on a Chile VPS?

Your Chilean VPS is fully accessible, so you can run any program that suits the platform and the plan's specifications. The only conditions are that the software must be legitimate and must not violate our terms of service. Control panels, web servers, databases, mail servers and business applications are all common choices.

How long does Chile VM activation take?

Once your payment details are confirmed, your order moves into configuration. Activation usually takes between 2 and 24 hours, but depending on the facility and the queue it can take anywhere from 120 minutes to 72 hours. You will receive your account details by email as soon as the server is ready.

Do Chile Windows VPS plans include remote desktop?

Yes. All of our Windows packages in Chile come with single-user Remote Desktop access under the Administrator account. You can connect from any standard RDP client on Windows, macOS, Linux or mobile devices. Windows is available on Santiago DC II, Santiago DC V plans from 2 cores, and the larger Valdivia KVM plans.

Which operating systems can I install on a Chilean VPS?

You can order Linux distributions such as CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian and Fedora, as well as Windows Server 2012 R2, 2016 and 2019 on plans that support Windows. Windows 10 is also available as an add-on. LXC containers in Valdivia support Linux only, because they share the host's Linux kernel.

Can I order more IP addresses for my Chile VPS?

Because IT infrastructure costs in Chile are high, we suggest ordering only what you really need. In Valdivia, Linux servers can receive a single extra IPv4 address, while Windows servers cannot receive additional IPs. If your project needs several addresses, ask our team which Santiago plan can accommodate it.

Can I use my Chilean VPS for gaming or proxies?

No. Our current data center arrangements in Chile do not allow game servers or proxy servers, so these uses are not permitted on Chile plans. If you need a gaming or proxy server close to Chilean users, contact our team and we will suggest a suitable neighboring location.

How do I increase resources on a Chile VPS?

Chilean servers are not virtualized on a cloud platform, so RAM, disk and cores can't be added to an existing server in place. To get more resources, order the next plan up and migrate your data. To avoid this, select extra cores, storage or bandwidth as configurable options when you first order.

What network speed does the Valdivia data center provide?

Valdivia plans use a 100 Mbps shared internet port by default. The facility has a 1 Gbps national link and a 50 Mbps international link, which makes it a good fit for audiences inside Chile. If your users are mainly abroad, a Santiago plan on a 1 Gbps port is usually the better choice.

Can I resell hosting from a Chile VPS?

Yes. Any Chilean plan, from basic to corporate, can host unlimited domains and email accounts, and you can use it to resell your deployed resources as shared hosting. Many agencies install a control panel and host their clients' sites on a single Santiago server, upgrading to the next plan as the client list grows.

Is a Chile VPS cheaper than a dedicated server there?

Usually, yes. Chile is an expensive location for hosting hardware, so a dedicated server there costs considerably more than a VPS. For most projects, a larger VPS plan delivers the resources you need at a fraction of the price. If you truly need a full machine, we offer dedicated plans in Chile and cheaper options elsewhere in Latin America.

Which Chilean data center should I choose?

Choose Santiago DC III for Linux on a 1 Gbps port at low prices, Santiago DC II for larger SSD disks with separate Linux and Windows plans, and Santiago DC V for plenty of RAM and Windows from 2 cores. Valdivia DC IV is best for audiences inside Chile, with a choice of low-cost LXC or KVM. Ask our team if you'd like help deciding.

Can I test latency to your Chilean servers before buying?

Yes. Before ordering, you can ask our team for test IP ranges and ping them from your own location or your users' networks to check latency and speed. Doing this first is the best way to confirm that a Santiago or Valdivia server suits your audience and avoids hurdles after purchase.

Start Your Santiago or Valdivia VPS

Chilean Linux plans start at $17.99 a month, with Windows options on KVM. Contact us for a custom quote or a test IP before you order.

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