Choose a plan
- LXC1: experiments, small scripts, cron jobs, and minimal services.
- LXC2: staging applications, small APIs, bots, and private tools.
- LXC3: larger lightweight applications and workloads requiring more RAM.
Connect to the server
After activation, retrieve the IP address, SSH username, and credentials from the customer console. ~~bash ssh root@SERVER_IP ~~Initial security steps
Update the operating system after your first connection: ~~bash apt update apt upgrade -y ~~ Create a non-root administrator: ~~bash adduser deploy usermod -aG sudo deploy ~~ Configure an SSH key before disabling password authentication.Suitable workloads
Tiny VPS works well for:- Node.js, Python, PHP, and Go applications
- Development and staging environments
- Small databases used for testing
- Background workers and cron jobs
- Monitoring and private administration tools
- Lightweight websites and APIs
Deploy a Node.js application
Install Node.js, npm, Git, and Nginx: ~~bash apt install -y nodejs npm git nginx ~~ Clone the application: ~~bash mkdir -p /var/www/application git clone YOUR_REPOSITORY_URL /var/www/application cd /var/www/application ~~ Install dependencies and build: ~~bash npm install npm run build ~~ Install PM2 and start the application: ~~bash npm install —global pm2 pm2 start npm —name application — start pm2 save ~~ Enable PM2 at server startup: ~~bash pm2 startup ~~ Run the command displayed by PM2, then execute: ~~bash pm2 save ~~When to upgrade
Move to VPS Hosting when you require:- Dedicated IPv4
- KVM virtualization
- Significantly more CPU, RAM, or storage
- Larger production databases
- High traffic or sustained compute workloads
- Advanced operating-system requirements
Tiny VPS solution
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