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Which VPS plan is enough?
A benchmarks-driven look at RAM requirements for modern stacks.
A small site about choosing hosting without making it harder than it needs to be.
I’ve set up enough servers to know that most people either need managed WordPress hosting or a small VPS. Here’s a simple index to help you decide.
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System Status: Optimal
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WORDPRESS
Managed infrastructure for creators who want to write, not sysadmin.
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VPS
Raw compute. Root access. For those who know their way around a shell.
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OPENCLAW
Our internal documentation for automated deployment workflows.
Comparison
THE CROSSROADS
The WP Case
You are running a business or a blog. You want staging, automatic backups, and a GUI that works. Hostinger's managed plans handle the PHP-FPM tuning and Nginx caching so you don't have to.
The VPS Case
You need a Docker host, a VPN, or a custom Node stack. You want total control over the kernel and the freedom to break things. KVM virtualization ensures your resources are yours alone.
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What you actually get with WordPress hosting.
Deconstructing the "Managed" label. What's fluff and what's vital.
READY TO DEPLOY?
I recommend starting with the Premium Managed plan for WP or the KVM 2 for VPS. Both strike the best balance of price to performance.