VPS hosting for a Python and PostgreSQL application

[tomamber51]

One of my clients is planning to launch a custom web application for managing warehouse inventory, built with Python and PostgreSQL. We're looking for a VPS with enough resources to handle growing traffic and database operations. Daily backups and DDoS protection are essential requirements. I've been considering HostPro (hostpro.com). Is it a reliable provider, and would their VPS solutions be a good fit for this type of application?

[hstq]

For a warehouse inventory system, agree the acceptable data loss and recovery time with the client before choosing the VPS. A daily backup alone can leave almost a day's transactions to reconstruct. Ask whether backups are stored outside the VPS, how long they are retained, and who will test a restore. PostgreSQL point-in-time recovery needs a base backup plus archived WAL; it is a separate requirement from simply having daily snapshots.

For sizing, the missing details are concurrent users, database size, and heavy jobs such as imports or reports. Test those operations with representative data and watch memory, query latency and disk latency. Also get the provider's DDoS coverage and management responsibilities in writing; a protection label does not tell you how application-layer attacks or database maintenance are handled.

PostgreSQL's recovery documentation: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/curr...archiving.html

[Vec&sec]

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