Run dev, staging, CI/CD, and sandbox environments with full root access and dedicated resources.
Local development only gets you so far. At some point you need a real server — to test deployments, run CI builds, host staging sites, or give your team a shared environment that matches production. A VPS gives you that server without the overhead of managing physical hardware.
QDE runs AMD EPYC and Ryzen processors with NVMe storage and 10 Gbps connectivity in Amsterdam. Deploy your Docker stack, set up CI runners, or spin up staging environments — all with full root access and dedicated resources starting at €3.95/month.
Your laptop has constraints — limited RAM, a different OS than production, and no way for teammates to access your running services. A VPS gives you a dedicated Linux server where you install exactly what you need and keep it running 24/7.
Install any language runtime, database, build tool, or framework. Configure your server exactly how your project needs it — no restrictions, no approval process.
KVM virtualization gives you your own kernel, so Docker, Docker Compose, Podman, and nested containers all work without restrictions or special configuration.
Node.js, Python, Go, Rust, Java, PHP, Ruby — install whatever your project requires. Run multiple versions side by side with version managers.
Spin up environments that match production. Same OS, same packages, same configuration. Catch issues before deployment, not after.


Cloud CI minutes add up fast and shared runners are unpredictable. A self-hosted runner on a QDE VPS gives you consistent build times on hardware you control, with no per-minute billing surprises.
Run GitHub Actions runners, GitLab CI runners, Drone, or Woodpecker on your own VPS. Your builds execute on your infrastructure, not shared cloud minutes.
Low host density means your CI jobs get reliable CPU time. No more builds that take 2 minutes one day and 8 minutes the next because of noisy neighbors.
Build artifacts, dependency caches, and Docker layer caches persist on NVMe storage between runs. Subsequent builds start from cache instead of downloading everything fresh.
We keep the number of VPS per physical host low. Your compilation jobs, test suites, and linting steps get consistent CPU performance without throttling.
Testing on localhost is not the same as testing on a real server. A staging VPS gives your team a shared, always-on environment where pull requests and feature branches get deployed and reviewed before merging to production.
Same OS, same networking, same resource profile as production. Catch deployment issues, permission problems, and environment-specific bugs before they reach users.
Deploy each pull request to its own subdomain for review. Stakeholders and QA can test changes on a real URL without running anything locally.
Everyone on your team can access staging sites, API endpoints, and admin panels from anywhere. No VPN tunnels to someone's laptop required.
Use Caddy, Traefik, or Nginx to route traffic by subdomain. Run multiple staging environments, preview sites, and internal tools on a single VPS.


Sometimes you need to break things to learn. A sandbox VPS is your disposable environment — experiment with new languages, test destructive operations, or prototype architectures without risking anything that matters.
Wipe and reinstall the operating system from the control panel whenever you want a clean slate. No tickets, no waiting — start fresh in minutes.
Test breaking changes, experiment with new stacks, and run destructive tests on a server that is completely separate from your live infrastructure.
Debian, Ubuntu, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Arch Linux, and more. Switch distros between experiments to match whatever you are testing.
A full VPS at €3.95/month is cheaper than most dev tool subscriptions. Run your entire sandbox stack — Git server, database, app server — without per-seat pricing.