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Introducing NoVPS

Fully managed infrastructure for your project

Docker-friendly

NoVPS is designed to run dockerized applications, so you can always be sure that your application will run in the cloud just as it does on your computer.

Managed databases

With managed-databases, we eliminate the need to update and administer the database. You focus on developing your product, and NoVPS takes care of all technical moments.

S3-compatible storage

Sooner or later, your product will need storage for files. NoVPS offers s3-compatible storage, so you can use an infinite number of existing libraries designed to work with s3-compatible storage.

Docker Registry

Docker images need to be stored somewhere. By the way, we at NoVPS have thought about this, so we offer our clients a built-in Docker Registry where you can store all the images you need for your business.

Emails

Forget about complicated service connections to send transactional emails. NoVPS offers a pre-configured email sending API that just works.

Built-in CDN

NoVPS uses Cloudflare CDN, which dramatically speeds up your website load times for users around the world. You don't need to configure anything, it just works. For free.

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