FAQ

For projects where maximum performance and full control matter and a VPS is no longer enough: - High-load websites and online stores - Large databases and disk I/O-intensive workloads - Enterprise infrastructure: 1C/ERP/CRM, virtualization, RDP - Projects with heightened security and isolation requirements - Scientific and engineering computing, big data, AI/ML

A VPS is widely used for running websites and web applications, hosting databases and APIs, setting up development, testing, and staging environments, as well as for running a VPN (such as WireGuard), file synchronization (such as Nextcloud), automation with n8n, mail servers, and monitoring systems.

The timeline depends on the volume of data and the complexity of the project. In most cases, migration takes from a few hours to one business day. For large projects with high data volumes or non-standard configurations, timelines are agreed individually.

Yes, the service supports an S3-compatible API. This means you can use the standard tools, libraries, and SDKs built for Amazon S3 — with no code changes. Tools such as AWS CLI, boto3, s3cmd, rclone, and others work with ServerPlus storage directly.

The service is suitable for microservices architectures, high-load projects, SaaS platforms, and any applications with scalability and high-availability requirements. Kubernetes is especially effective when you need to manage a large number of containerized services, ensure they restart automatically, and distribute load flexibly: - Microservices architectures - High-load web applications and APIs - SaaS platforms with dynamic load - CI/CD pipelines and development environments - Applications with high-availability requirements

With a dedicated server, all the power of the physical machine is yours alone — maximum, consistent performance under any load. A VPS is less powerful but cheaper, launches in minutes, and scales easily. The choice depends on balancing your workload against your budget.

Move to a VPS when your project outgrows shared hosting. The typical signs: slow page loads during peak hours, 5xx errors and timeouts, CPU and RAM constraints, and limits on background jobs and sockets. It's also the right step if you need root access (Docker, custom stacks and software versions), stricter isolation or compliance with security requirements, dedicated resources for an API, or if you're planning a sharp increase in traffic (a product launch or an ad campaign).

We plan the migration to keep downtime to a minimum. First, the project is fully deployed on the new ServerPlus infrastructure and checked for correct operation, then DNS records are switched over smoothly. In most cases, the switchover is virtually unnoticeable to users.

You can store a virtually unlimited amount of data — you pay only for the space you actually use.

No, the cluster is deployed automatically. You get ready-to-use infrastructure and can start deploying containerized applications right away. ServerPlus handles control plane updates, monitoring its health, and resolving infrastructure issues.