This article compares VPS vs dedicated server options at HOSTDOG, covering performance, scalability, cost, and typical use cases. By the end, you will know which solution fits your project.

This guide explains how to create, manage, and restore VPS snapshots through the HOSTDOG Client Area. Snapshots provide a fast way to save your server state before making changes and roll back if something goes wrong.

This article covers all VPS backup and dedicated server backup options available at HOSTDOG — managed backups included with Advanced and Premium tiers, VPS snapshots, and manual backup strategies. You will also learn how to request a restoration.

This guide shows you how to scale your Cloud VPS resources through the HOSTDOG Client Area. You can increase CPU cores, RAM, and storage at any time — your data stays in place and downtime is minimal.

This guide explains how to access the rescue system on your HOSTDOG Cloud VPS or dedicated server, what you can do in rescue mode, and how to return to normal operation after making repairs.

This article covers how to monitor your server performance on a HOSTDOG Cloud VPS or dedicated server — from command-line tools for real-time checks to monitoring solutions for long-term trend analysis.

This article explains what each managed hosting services tier includes, how they differ, and how to choose the right level for your Cloud VPS or dedicated server at HOSTDOG.

This article explains how DDoS protection works on HOSTDOG Cloud VPS and dedicated servers, what happens when an attack is detected, and the best practices you can follow to strengthen your server's resilience.

This guide covers how to configure firewall rules on your HOSTDOG Cloud VPS or dedicated server using common Linux firewall tools. You will learn how to allow essential services, block unwanted traffic, and maintain a secure server environment.

This guide covers everything you need to do after your Cloud VPS is provisioned — from accessing your server dashboard and connecting via SSH to understanding your managed services tier and configuring your first application.