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Running Hummingbot on a VPS: 24/7 market-making without KYC
Hummingbot holds live WebSocket connections and cancels orders every few seconds — it can't run on a laptop that sleeps. What it actually needs from a server, how to size it, and how to pay for the box in crypto without an ID check.
Locked out of your VPS by ufw? Get back in without a reinstall
You added one firewall rule, hit enable, and your SSH froze. Don't wipe the server — the web console logs you in when SSH is dead. The exact recovery steps, the NAT-port gotcha most guides miss, and how to never lock yourself out again.
Dedicated IP or NAT VPS: which one your project actually needs
A public IPv4 costs more, and half the time you don't need it. Here's the one question that tells you whether a NAT VPS is enough or you need a dedicated IP — with concrete examples for both.
Self-hosted RAG at scale: how much RAM a vector index really eats
RAG demos run on a laptop. Production RAG with millions of embeddings is a memory problem. Here's why the index wants RAM, real numbers by corpus size, and why teams self-host it in the first place.
Hosting local LLM inference privately: what a CPU VPS can and can't do
Running Ollama or vLLM on your own server keeps prompts off a provider's logs. But CPU inference has hard limits. Here's what's realistic on a high-memory VPS, what needs a GPU, and where the private-first approach actually wins.
Why a no-KYC high-memory VPS costs more than the $/GB math suggests
A 32–80 GB VPS you can rent with crypto and no ID looks pricey next to a mainstream host's per-GB rate. Here's what that price actually buys, and when it's the wrong choice.
High-memory VPS for AI agents: when your fleet actually needs the RAM
One agent barely touches memory. A crew of ten holding shared state is a different animal. Here's when an agent fleet outgrows a small box, how much RAM each tier really buys, and where no-KYC high-memory fits.
Run a CrewAI multi-agent crew on a VPS
Your CrewAI crew runs fine on your laptop — until you close the lid. Here's how to move it to a VPS so it runs 24/7: the real setup, how to keep it alive, what size you actually need, and an honest note on GPUs and API keys.
Give your AutoGPT agent its own server
AutoGPT ships an MCP block that connects to any MCP server. Point it at EQVPS and your agent can rent, provision and run its own VPS — pay in crypto, no ID, no human at checkout. Here's the exact setup, the real tool names, and what still needs a human.
Running a Self-Hosted GitHub Actions Runner on a VPS
Why run your own CI runner, how to install and register it, keep it alive with systemd, and the one security rule that actually matters. With honest resource numbers for real builds. From $8/mo.
Setting Up a Minecraft Server on a VPS
A practical walkthrough: install a Paper server, keep it alive with systemd and auto-restart, tune server.properties to save RAM, open the firewall port, and back up your world. Honest about the RAM and CPU limits along the way.
VPS for web scraping: setup, sizing, and honest limits
How to run scrapers on a VPS: httpx for APIs and static pages, Playwright headless for JS sites, real RAM numbers per plan, systemd timers over cron, and the honest truth about NAT vs dedicated egress IPs and where proxies become unavoidable.