Moving WordPress from shared hosting to a VPS: a rollback-first plan
Decide whether a VPS solves the problem, inventory the site, rehearse the move and switch DNS with a tested rollback plan.
Read the guideGHOSTVPS / Journal
Guides for choosing, testing and running your next server. Clear answers, built around real decisions.
Decide whether a VPS solves the problem, inventory the site, rehearse the move and switch DNS with a tested rollback plan.
Read the guideCompare proxy IP sources, session behavior, traffic pricing, protocols and destination restrictions before choosing a package.
Read the guideRecord model revision, precision, context, batch size and GPU memory use. Learn how to test real peak VRAM without relying on unsupported estimates.
Read the guideSet recovery targets, inventory files and databases, keep independent versions and prove your backup with an isolated restore drill.
Read the guidePort 25 is only the starting point. Check PTR, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, reputation and real delivery results before scaling email sending.
Read the guidePlan n8n resources from workflow load, configure a stable HTTPS webhook address, protect the encryption key and test a restore.
Read the guideUse measured bottlenecks, exact hardware, total cost and a tested rollback plan to decide whether to move from a VPS to a dedicated machine.
Read the guideCompare maintenance responsibility, server control, plugin requirements, backups and migration steps before choosing WordPress hosting or a VPS image.
Read the guideCompare Windows VPS plans by application, remote desktop use, memory, disk and the exact available Windows image. Includes a practical sizing worksheet.
Read the guide