Transparency
What overselling is — and why we sell only the resources we have
How providers stretch hardware across too many customers, how to spot it, and why honest resource allocation is cheaper for you in the end.
We break down VDS, infrastructure and security in plain language: how to read specs, how not to overpay for “marketing” cores, and how to keep your server in shape.
How providers stretch hardware across too many customers, how to spot it, and why honest resource allocation is cheaper for you in the end.
How providers stretch hardware across too many customers, how to spot it, and why honest resource allocation is cheaper for you in the end.
What's really hiding behind the “cores” in a plan, what oversubscription and CPU steal do to performance, and what to confirm before you pay.
A minimal security checklist for a fresh VDS: SSH keys, a sudo user, a firewall and automatic updates.
What a snapshot is (and isn't), the two included with every plan, when to take one, and how to roll back cleanly.
How NVMe differs from SSD and HDD, what Ceph and triple replication mean, and why that matters for durability and uptime versus a single local disk.
The kinds of DDoS attacks, what the baseline tier filters automatically, what the 10 Gbps figure means, and when to ask for more.
Provision, sync, lower your DNS TTL, cut over and verify — how to move to a Santiago VDS without your users noticing.
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