VPS guide
How to choose a VPS, dedicated server and hosting: which specs matter, how to read a plan and where not to overpay. Want ready plans? Find and compare VPS.
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How to test VPS ping and speed before you pay
The numbers in a plan do not tell you the latency to your users or how fast the disk really is. Most of this can be measured before you pay, the rest in the first hour after launch. Here are the tools and how to read the results.
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Corporate network on a VPS: remote access to the office
A rented server can become the hub of a company's private network: remote employees and branch offices connect through it to the ERP, file server, CRM and Git. Here are the common layouts, protocols, server requirements and security basics.
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How to choose a VPS: the 7 specs that matter
Two plans with the same "2 cores, 4 GB, 50 GB" can differ several times in speed and twice in price a year later. Here is what stands behind each line of a VPS plan and what to check before you pay.
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VPS vs VDS: is there a difference and what actually matters
In most markets VPS and VDS mean the same thing: a virtual server. The difference that really affects your work is hidden not in the name but in the virtualization type and whether resources are guaranteed.