Database VPS Hosting
VPS sizing and buying guidance for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis, and Elasticsearch.
Database VPS decisions depend on the active working set, cache, storage latency, write behavior, connections, backups, and recovery requirements.
Use this hub to compare database-specific resource needs and decide when a low-cost VPS is enough versus when stronger storage, more memory, or dedicated CPU becomes justified.
Databases guides
How to choose a VPS for Elasticsearch based on heap size, total RAM, NVMe storage, CPU, shard count, indexing, search load, and backups.
How to choose a VPS for MariaDB based on RAM, InnoDB buffer pool, storage latency, CPU, connections, backups, and application placement.
How to choose a VPS for MongoDB based on working set, RAM, storage latency, CPU, backups, replication, and application placement.
A workload-based guide to choosing a VPS for MySQL or MariaDB, including RAM sizing, InnoDB cache, NVMe, CPU, backups, and application latency.
How to choose a VPS for PostgreSQL based on memory, CPU, storage latency, database size, backups, connections, and application location.
How to choose a VPS for Redis based on dataset size, memory headroom, persistence, latency, CPU, backups, and whether Redis should share a server with your application.
A commercial guide to running PostgreSQL on a VPS under $10, including RAM, storage, backups, connections, and when to spend more.