Standard
A balanced mix of processing power and memory for everyday applications.
Websites and general workloadsVirtual servers
Make room for
your next idea.
Choose the resources your project needs.
Put them to work your way.
Different work.
A different balance.
A useful starting point is knowing which resource matters most to your application.
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Compute
More CPU threads for work that keeps the processor busy.
Build tasks and application workersMemory
More RAM for applications that need to keep more data close at hand.
Databases and cachesKnow your resources
The details
behind the plan.
Four things to consider when choosing a home for your application.
vCPU
Virtual CPU capacity is the processing side of your server. Consider how much concurrent work your application performs and whether its tasks depend on the CPU.
Memory
RAM holds the data your running applications need close at hand. Databases, caches, and larger application stacks may benefit from more memory.
NVMe storage
Storage is where your operating system, applications, and files live. Leave space for logs, updates, and the data your project will accumulate.
Transfer
Transfer is the amount of data exchanged over the network. Think about your expected traffic and the size of the files your application sends.
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