A VPS is incredibly versatile. Here are some popular use cases:

  • Hosting Websites (WordPress, Joomla, Laravel, etc.)

  • Running Game Servers (Minecraft, CS:GO, etc.)

  • Hosting a VPN or Proxy Server

  • Setting Up a Mail Server

  • Developing and Testing Applications

  • Running a Cloud Storage Solution (like Nextcloud)

  • Self-hosting Analytics, Git Repos, or CRMs

  • Running Trading Bots or Automation Scripts

The flexibility of a VPS makes it ideal for both personal projects and business needs.

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