SD-1Core-1GB RAM-10GB NVMe Storage
Small Linux node for DNS, monitoring, static sites or light services.
- CPU1 Core
- RAM1GB RAM
- Storage10GB RAID NVMe
- Bandwidth50GB
Start small, scale cleanly and keep server control. StreamData VPS plans are built for websites, APIs, panels, staging nodes and business applications that need predictable resources.
Each card keeps practical sizing visible: CPU, memory, RAID NVMe storage, bandwidth estimate and direct order route.
Small Linux node for DNS, monitoring, static sites or light services.
Entry VPS with enough memory for small panels, bots, APIs and test workloads.
Practical starter size for client sites, control panels and small production apps.
Balanced pick for busy websites, app backends and small database-backed workloads.
More room for business apps, API services, panels and moderate traffic growth.
For larger web stacks, app clusters, heavier workers and database-adjacent services.
High-memory VPS for caching layers, large panels and memory-heavy app processes.
Large VPS for high-traffic services that still do not need dedicated hardware.
Dense virtual server for enterprise apps, bigger databases and multi-service stacks.
Largest VPS tier before bare metal makes more sense for isolation or licensing.
Run websites, APIs, automation tools, control panels and small production services without paying for unused bare metal.
Public workloads can be aligned with DDoS-aware network routing where protected paths are available.
Move from 1GB RAM to 128GB RAM plans as traffic, workers, databases or customer count increase.
Choose VPS when you need flexibility, fast ordering and enough isolation for normal production apps.
Host WordPress, Laravel, Node, static sites, dashboards and client portals with clear resource sizing.
Run app servers, queues, schedulers, bots and background jobs with RAM levels matched to process count.
Create test environments, demo apps, CI helpers and repeatable deployment templates before production rollout.
Use smaller databases, caches and internal tooling on VPS; move heavy storage or high-I/O databases to larger tiers.
Install preferred Linux stack, tune firewall policy and manage services directly from server access.
Share current server specs and traffic pattern before moving; get sizing guidance before DNS cutover.
Include OS, app stack, expected traffic, database size, storage growth and location preference. Team can suggest VPS size or tell you when dedicated server is safer.