OBrien Virtual Private Servers

Your next idea.
Room to run.

A website. An application. Something you’re ready to build. Explore what a virtual private server can make possible.

A conversation starts with your project.

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A little clarity

A server of your own.
A place to begin.

A virtual private server, or VPS, is a software-defined server running on shared physical hardware. It gives a project its own operating environment for the software and services it needs.

What you can run—and what needs looking after—depends on the server setup. These are some common starting points.

01 · Websites

A home on the web.

A VPS can host a website or several small sites, with a web server and the tools your project needs.

02 · Applications

Beyond a web page.

Applications, APIs and background services can run on a VPS when its resources and configuration fit the workload.

03 · Experiments

Space to work things out.

A separate environment can be useful for learning, testing software, or trying an idea before putting it in front of others.

Before you choose

The right conversation
comes first.

A few details about your project help make the options clearer.

This is an informational introduction to OBrien VPS. Availability, specifications, pricing and responsibilities are discussed directly—not purchased on this website.

  1. What would you like to run?

    A website, an application, or a test environment? Mention the software you already use, if you know it.

  2. What does it need?

    Storage, memory, visitors and expected workload are useful starting points. It’s fine if you’re still figuring these out.

  3. Who will look after it?

    Updates, access, backups and monitoring need an owner. Discuss who is responsible for each before choosing a setup.

A human connection

Tell us what
you have in mind.

Questions about OBrien VPS, or a project you’d like to discuss? Start with a short email.

Contact OBrien VPS

support@obrienvps.com

Tell us what you want to run, where you are starting, and any questions you have.

Please don’t include passwords, private keys or other sensitive account details.