Inventory the whole web stack
Document the number of sites, runtime versions, database size, peak concurrency, background work, media storage, mail responsibilities, and deployment approach. Separate services when operational or scaling needs justify it.
Size from the workload outward
Begin with the applications and services you need to run. Record operating-system requirements, expected concurrent work, working data size, storage growth, and the operational tasks your team can own.
- Choose memory for the application working set, not just the minimum installation requirement.
- Allow storage capacity for the operating system, application data, logs, updates, and recovery operations.
- Review software licensing and management responsibilities before selecting an operating system.
- Use only the billing cycles and configuration options shown in the current catalog.
How catalog and checkout work
TorontoVPS reads approved public products, enabled billing cycles, and prices from a protected Customer Portal catalog snapshot. The storefront does not expose API credentials or render raw provider HTML.
When you select an active offer, checkout and account management continue in the TorontoVPS Customer Portal. If the catalog becomes more than 24 hours old, structured price offers are withheld until a successful refresh.
Frequently asked questions
Where do prices on TorontoVPS come from?
Displayed commercial values come from the most recent successful approved Customer Portal catalog snapshot. Example profiles are labeled and are never presented as live production offers.
Does TorontoVPS support both Linux and Windows?
The site shows only operating-system choices confirmed by the current product catalog. Use the relevant product page or ask pre-sales if a choice is not listed.
Where does checkout happen?
Checkout and customer account management continue in the TorontoVPS Customer Portal. Product links are validated against the approved portal host and matching product ID.