HostRob infrastructure

What your app actually runs on, layer by layer.

The stack

LocationMumbai, India
ServersContabo cloud servers with AMD EPYC CPUs and NVMe SSD storage
Operating systemUbuntu 24.04 LTS
ContainersDocker, one container per app, cgroup limits per plan
Routing and TLSTraefik v3 with Let's Encrypt certificates
EdgeCloudflare for hostrob.com addresses
DatabasesMySQL 8 on every plan; PostgreSQL and MongoDB from Business up
RuntimesPHP 7.4 to 8.3, Node.js LTS, static sites
BackupsNightly snapshot of every container's data, hourly MySQL dumps kept 24 hours, encrypted copy in Backblaze B2 kept 7 days
PaymentsRazorpay: UPI, cards, net banking, wallets

Why containers instead of shared hosting

Shared hosting puts hundreds of sites in one web server under one set of limits; one bad plugin can slow everyone down, and one breach can reach neighbouring folders. A container gives each app its own filesystem, process space, users and resource caps, while still being far cheaper to run than a separate virtual machine per customer. That is the trade HostRob is built on.