OpenSolaris VPS

A VPS is a virtual server. You get root, you get your own dedicated server. You can run as many VPS servers as the physical system resources allow for.

Looking at google and some searches for "Solaris VPS", we've found several companies using the name Solaris VPS but when they are not a true virtual private server, as described above.

Verio shows it, but it is hardly a VPS. You don't get root. Why do they only list some specific software. On a true VPS, you can run whatever you want. You are not limited to any set software. The price tag on them is also a joke. Don't spend that much on a VPS when you are not even getting the full power of a true VPS provider like Entic's Solaris VPS.

Here is another one, and another.

Be sure you are getting what you need -- a full UNIX based OS, with root, with full permissions to run whatever you want.