VPS compatibility

Provider-neutral by design. Requirements-first by necessity.

Opslin is built for compatible Linux VPS and cloud virtual machines with a public IP, suitable permissions, networking access, and enough resources for the applications you intend to run.

Readiness explorer

Inspect the server boundary before installation.

Use the interactive preflight to understand the required layers. It is educational, not a real server scan.

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Interactive preflight

Review the compatibility boundary

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Passing this local checklist is not provider certification or a real compatibility test.

Compatibility checklist

What a server needs before you connect it.

Exact sizing depends on your workloads. Validate these fundamentals before using a server for production.

Linux environment

A supported, maintained Linux server environment suitable for the agent and Docker-based workloads.

Reachable networking

A public IP and firewall rules that allow your applications, domains, and required outbound connections to work.

Administrative setup

Authorized administrative access is required to install and operate the server agent and supporting services.

Workload-sized CPU and memory

Capacity must cover the operating system, agent, builds, application containers, and any co-located services.

Durable storage

Choose storage capacity and performance for releases, container images, logs, databases, and growth.

A clean operational boundary

Use infrastructure you own or are explicitly authorized to administer, with provider recovery access retained.

Provider status

We do not label unvalidated providers as tested.

The current public page focuses on technical criteria because provider-specific test evidence and maintained compatibility labels are not yet published.

Expected compatible
Standard Linux VPS or cloud VM meeting the documented prerequisites. This is a compatibility expectation, not a completed provider certification.
Not suitable
Shared hosting without administrative access, unsupported operating systems, restricted networking, or infrastructure you are not authorized to manage.
Before production
Test agent reconnection, deploy and rollback behavior, DNS, SSL, provider recovery access, resource limits, and your backup strategy.

Your infrastructure. One clear workflow.

Validate with a test VPS first.

Use a non-critical server to verify connectivity and workload requirements before moving a production application.