Web Application Hosting

A web application running Node.js, Python, PHP, or Go needs a persistent server process, access to a database, and probably a caching layer and job queue. Shared hosting can technically run some of this, but it's not built for it — connection limits, CPU throttling, and restricted process execution make it a frustrating environment for anything beyond static content.

We provision dedicated compute resources for application hosting. Your process isn't competing with hundreds of other sites for CPU time. You get consistent response times, predictable resource availability, and the ability to scale vertically (more CPU/RAM) when your traffic demands it.

We host applications built on any stack that can be containerized — which is effectively everything. Node.js (Express, Fastify, NestJS), Python (FastAPI, Django, Flask), PHP (Laravel, Symfony), Ruby on Rails, Go, Rust, Java — if you can write a Dockerfile for it, we can host it.

For common frameworks, we have deployment templates that get you from zero to production faster. Next.js, Laravel, Django, and Rails all have tested configurations that handle the tricky parts of production deployment out of the box.

Every web application needs a database. We provision and manage PostgreSQL and MySQL for relational data, Redis for caching and session storage, and MongoDB for document-oriented workloads. Managed means we handle backups, point-in-time recovery, connection pooling, and performance monitoring.

Persistent file storage is provisioned as mounted volumes attached to your containers. Uploaded files, generated assets, and any other data that needs to survive container restarts are stored on durable infrastructure with redundant backups.