I’m currently considering hostpro.com because they offer KVM VPS with NVMe storage and root access. The NVMe part is particularly interesting to me because the site will perform a lot of database and filesystem operations.

Would you prioritize RAM and CPU or faster storage for this type of website?

I’ve been considering hostpro.com because their KVM VPS plans provide root access and dedicated resources. That seems useful for running the application, database, and background jobs with more predictable performance.

For a new SaaS project, would you start with 2–4 vCPUs and 4–8 GB RAM, or is it better to leave more headroom from the beginning? I’m mainly interested in reliability, storage performance, and how easy it is to upgrade later.

I’m leaning toward hostpro.com because their KVM VPS gives root access, which is pretty much a requirement for the way I want to manage the server. I also like that I can choose a configuration with NVMe storage.

For this kind of setup, would 4 vCPUs / 8 GB RAM be enough, or should I consider 8 GB RAM as the minimum only if I plan to add more services later?

That’s why I’m looking at more than just the specs when making my choice. I’d like to get:
4+ CPU cores / 8+ GB RAM / NVMe / automatic backups / 24/7 support.

One of the options I’m considering right now is hostpro.com. Has anyone used them? How helpful is their support specifically with VPS issues, rather than just general hosting questions?

My current choice is 8 CPU cores / 16 GB RAM / 320 GB NVMe.

This might even be overkill, but I don’t want to have to deal with a migration in six months. Hostpro.com happens to offer a configuration with exactly those resources.

Or would it be better to go with something cheaper, like 4 CPU cores / 12 GB, and scale up as needed?

I’m looking at a configuration of 6 CPU cores / 12 GB RAM / 200 GB NVMe. Among the options, I’m currently considering hostpro.com, but I’m not sure if this configuration is sufficient for the store.

Which is better to over-provision - more RAM or more CPU? And perhaps someone already runs OpenCart with a similar number of products on a VPS?

I’m thinking of going with 8 CPU cores / 16 GB RAM / 200 GB NVMe. It’s important to have backups and the ability to quickly scale up resources.

So far, I’m looking at hostpro.com. How would you set up a server like this: one powerful VPS, or would two with 4 CPU cores and 8 GB each be better? I’m specifically interested in practical experience.

I’m choosing between a VPS with 4 CPUs / 8 GB RAM and one with 6 CPUs / 16 GB RAM.

Right now, I’m leaning toward the hostpro.com option, but I don’t want to overpay for resources that will just sit idle for the first six months.

What would you choose if you were in my shoes?

In terms of resources, I’m thinking about 4–6 CPU cores / 16 GB RAM / 150 GB NVMe.

When making my choice, I’m currently focusing more on infrastructure reliability, backups, and support. hostpro.com is among the options.

What do you look for first and foremost when choosing a VPS for a service that can’t simply be “shut down for the night”?

Budget is under $15/month.

I’m looking at something like 4 vCPU / 8 GB RAM / 100 GB NVMe, plus a control panel.

I’m checking out hostpro.com. Is it okay to use a single VPS with DirectAdmin/cPanel for 5–10 small sites, or is it better not to mix everything on one server?