GLWS · Use cases

What will you run?
Start from the job.

Pick what you want to do, see how much server it needs and follow the guides.

Choose a use case.

Each page has sizing, matching plans and step-by-step guides.

Docker VPS

Run Docker and Compose on a VPS you control. Put each application in a container, keep data in volumes and publish only what you mean to.

WireGuard VPN server

WireGuard is fast and small, so the cheapest plan runs it comfortably. Route your traffic through your server or reach private services from anywhere.

AI VPS

Our plans have no GPU, so models run on the CPU. That is slow but private, and it suits small models, personal use, agents and gateways that call hosted models.

WordPress VPS

A VPS gives WordPress its own memory and full control. You also take on updates and backups, so shared hosting is the easier choice if you want less to maintain.

Nextcloud and Immich VPS

Replace file-sharing and photo services with software you run yourself. It is rewarding, and it makes you responsible for updates and backups.

Not listed?

Most Linux workloads follow the same pattern.

Work out the memory your software needs, add headroom for the system, then choose a plan with a little spare. The 1 GB guide shows how to budget memory, and the applications section has sizing notes for popular tools.

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