An online store needs reliable hosting with strong uptime, fast loading speeds, sufficient storage, and scalable resources.
It should also provide SSL security, regular backups, database support, and protection against cyber threats.

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I'm looking for a VPS for a small CRM that we're launching for customers in Poland. The initial user base will be relatively small, but the application will have a PostgreSQL database and several background workers.

My budget is around €25–30/month, and I'd prefer a server in Poland to keep latency low for local users.

Hostpro.com is one of the providers I'm currently considering. Their KVM VPS plans with NVMe storage look suitable for a database-driven application, and having root access would let me configure the environment myself.

Would 4 vCPUs and 8 GB RAM be enough for the first stage?

I've had my VPS with hostpro.com for some time now, and it's met my expectations for speed and reliability. All services are backed up daily, which makes restoring after data damage, a bad update, or a hack simple. Their qualified technical support is available 24/7 and free to consult.

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