I have been using Hostkey servers for mobile app development for some time. When we started working on a new app, it became clear that having a dedicated server would make it easier to manage builds, store project files, and test new features.
In my work, I primarily use ready-made images from the marketplace. The CMS and control panels are deployed out of the box, and if specific requirements arise, I upload a custom ISO image. This ensures project deployments in hours rather than days.
Great hosting. There's a project here. Everything is fine. No complaints.
During a Black Friday sale, we migrated our online store to a dedicated Ryzen server with 32 cores and 128 GB RAM. At peak times, traffic increased threefold, with hundreds of concurrent users browsing, placing orders, and accessing account dashboards. The server handled all requests without slowdowns or timeouts, and our team didn’t receive any complaints from users. Previously, on shared hosting, such traffic caused delays of several seconds per page load.
I set up a dedicated VPS with a large NVMe disk and pre-installed storage software to back up our internal databases and project files. By using rsync, backups are scheduled automatically every night, and the restore process works flawlessly—we tested recovery several times, and all data was intact without errors.
