VPS Resource Pools and custom upgrades: scaling HYEHOST your way
How VPS Resource Pools, custom CPU/RAM/SSD/transfer upgrades, per-VM port speeds, private LAN and HDD add-ons fit together on HYEHOST.
HYEHOST Blog
Practical notes on VPS hosting, app installs, AI agent infrastructure, self-hosted tools, UK hosting and the small operational decisions that make servers easier to live with.
Running AI agents like Clawbot or Hermes on a HYEHOST VPS
A practical starting point for hosting persistent AI agent workloads on HYEHOST Cloud VPS, including plan sizing, storage, networking, backups and when to move up.
Run a VPN on HYEHOST VPS in minutes with app installs
Use HYEHOST app installs to deploy a private VPN server quickly, then secure users, firewall rules, routing and recovery from the panel.
Debian vs Ubuntu for a VPS: which should you choose?
A practical comparison of Debian and Ubuntu for VPS hosting, with guidance for self-hosting, production services, panels, containers and maintenance.
From first VPS setup to BGP: how hosting grows up
A practical guide to HYEHOST BGP: when it matters, what ASN and prefix details you need, and how panel automation prepares sessions.
PostgreSQL, PgBouncer and WireGuard in our custom panel architecture
A look at the architecture behind our custom panel: multiple frontend services, PgBouncer pooling, PostgreSQL and WireGuard encrypted backend traffic.
Self-hosting with Tailscale on a VPS: private access without opening everything
How Tailscale fits into a self-hosted VPS setup, especially for private dashboards, SSH access, admin panels and services that should not be public.
Self-hosting Vaultwarden on a VPS: what to think about first
A practical pre-flight checklist for running Vaultwarden on a VPS, including TLS, backups, updates, storage and access control.
Using Nginx as a reverse proxy on a VPS
A practical overview of using Nginx on a VPS to route traffic, terminate TLS and run multiple self-hosted services behind one public server.
Docker Compose on a VPS: a clean base for self-hosted apps
A simple Docker Compose layout can make a VPS easier to rebuild, update and understand when you run several self-hosted apps.
A simple VPS backup strategy for small projects
Backups only count when you know what is included, where they are stored and how to restore them under pressure.
Monitoring a VPS: uptime, logs and the signals that matter
Useful VPS monitoring starts with a few signals that tell you whether the service is online, healthy and running out of resources.
Need infrastructure for a self-hosted project?
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