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Docker Hosting: Where to Run Containers and How to Do It Safely
Where to run Docker containers, how much server you need, and a safe setup from a blank VPS to a working HTTPS app, including the firewall gap that catches most people out.
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How to Run an Email Server on a VPS (and Whether You Should)
What it takes to run your own email server on a VPS in 2026: the DNS records Gmail and Outlook check, which mail software to use and how much RAM it needs, and how to keep your mail out of spam folders.
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Censorship-Resistant Hosting: What Works in 2026
Standard WireGuard and OpenVPN no longer pass DPI in the countries that matter. Here is what censorship actually looks like in 2026, what a private server changes, which protocols survive, and the risks a VPS does nothing about.
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Self-Hosted VPN: What You Gain and What You Give Up
Running your own VPN on a VPS is usually sold as the private option. It is better than a commercial VPN at some jobs and considerably worse at others, and the difference comes down to how many people share your exit address.
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Self-Hosted Crypto Payments: Why We Run Our Own BTCPay Server
Most hosts that "accept crypto" just outsource it to a third party that logs your transaction and may demand ID. Here's what self-hosted BTCPay changes — and how to read any host's crypto checkout.
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What to Do With a VPS? 15 Weirdly Useful Ideas
Wondering what to do with a VPS besides a website? Here are 15 VPS ideas, from a private password manager and VPN to RSS, analytics and game servers, with the tools to use for each.
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