Hosting that won't crash on Black Friday
A dedicated server for your store: NVMe disks speed up the catalog and cart, resources scale for sales, and a free Load Balancer keeps the site available when traffic multiplies.
Sound familiar?
The classic pains of a store on cheap hosting — and how a dedicated server removes them.
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"We launched ads — the site went down"
On shared hosting your store shares resources with hundreds of other sites. A dedicated VPS gives you resources that are only yours, and you can raise them in minutes before a peak.
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"Pages load in 5 seconds"
A slow catalog means abandoned carts, and Google lowers rankings for slowness. NVMe disks and dedicated vCPU speed up TTFB several times over.
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"I'm afraid to update — something might break"
A snapshot before a CMS or plugin update: if something goes wrong — roll back in minutes.
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"The host says: CPU limit exceeded"
A VPS has no artificial inode or CPU-second limits: at its core are the vCPU/RAM you chose.
For your CMS
A starting configuration for popular platforms. Ready images come up from the Marketplace in minutes.
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OpenCart / PrestaShop
The classics of Ukrainian e-commerce. Up to 10k products: ocp-3 (2 vCPU / 8 GB / NVMe) — ≈$20.45/mo. Large catalogs — ocp-5 + a separate MySQL instance. The OpenCart image is already in the Marketplace.
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WooCommerce (WordPress)
WordPress loves memory: ocp-3 (2 vCPU / 8 GB) for a store up to 5k products, + a Redis cache on the same server. The WordPress image from the Marketplace — start in minutes.
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Magento and large stores
A resource-heavy platform: from ocp-7 (8 vCPU / 32 GB) — ≈$79.87/mo, separate instances for the DB and Elasticsearch, an LB in front. For such projects — a configuration with an architect.
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Custom and headless
Node / PHP / Python backend + a front on a CDN: the classic scheme of API server + DB + Object Storage for product images.
A store's growth path
The store grows with traffic: from a single instance to a cluster — with no platform change.
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Start
A single instance: CMS and DB together. From ≈$8.11/mo (ocp-1) for a small catalog; comfortable — ocp-3 at ≈$20.45/mo. A CMS image from the Marketplace — launch in minutes.
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Growth
The DB on a separate instance, a Redis cache, product images in Object Storage ($0.0013/GB), backups on a schedule.
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Sales and scale
2+ instances behind a free Load Balancer; before Black Friday resources go up in minutes, then come back down. For the largest — Managed Kubernetes with autoscaling.
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What matters to a store — and what we provide
Speed, resilience under load and saved orders — by default.
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Speed
NVMe + dedicated vCPU — a fast catalog, cart and checkout with no lags.
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Peak load
Scaling resources with no reinstall; a free Load Balancer — when one server is no longer enough.
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Saved orders
Backups on your schedule (you pay only for space — $0.10/GB/mo, recovery ≤10 min) + a geo-copy of the DB in Object Storage — the 3-2-1 rule.
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Security
A free Firewall (admin panel — only from your IPs), an isolated VPC for the database.
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Location
Ukraine — fast for your buyers; Poland and the Netherlands — for stores selling in the EU.
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Staging for pennies
A store clone for redesign tests — hourly billing: ocp-3 for 5 hours — $0.15. A new instance is created from a backup — a production clone in minutes.
Move without stopping sales
We migrate the store during off-hours: files, database, domain — typically in 1 day. The store keeps taking orders right up to the DNS switch.
Frequently asked questions
Free migration from sharedYour store will survive the next sale
Deploy a server in minutes or hand the move to us — with no stopping sales.
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