Powerful NVMe VPS forDjango Hosting
Open-source Python web framework for building database-driven sites. Run Django on an NVMe KVM VPS with full root access, free snapshots and DDoS protection, in the region closest to your visitors. From ₹1,360.00/mo billed triennially.
Full root access
Install Django your way
NVMe + KVM
Dedicated resources
Snapshots & DDoS
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NVMe VPS Plans for Django
Same specs and the same price in every region: pick the datacenter closest to your visitors. Prices are live from our billing system.
Cloud VPS S
Dev, staging and small sites
- 2 vCPU cores (KVM)
- 4 GB RAM
- 40 GB NVMe storage
- 500 Mbps · unlimited traffic
- Full root access
- Free snapshots & DDoS protection
- 24×7 expert support · 99.99% uptime
Cloud VPS M
Growing apps and online stores
- 4 vCPU cores (KVM)
- 8 GB RAM
- 75 GB NVMe storage
- 1 Gbps · unlimited traffic
- Full root access
- Free snapshots & DDoS protection
- 24×7 expert support · 99.99% uptime
Cloud VPS L
Busy sites, APIs and databases
- 6 vCPU cores (KVM)
- 12 GB RAM
- 100 GB NVMe storage
- 2 Gbps · unlimited traffic
- Full root access
- Free snapshots & DDoS protection
- 24×7 expert support · 99.99% uptime
Cloud VPS XL
Heavy workloads and many projects
- 8 vCPU cores (KVM)
- 24 GB RAM
- 200 GB NVMe storage
- 3 Gbps · unlimited traffic
- Full root access
- Free snapshots & DDoS protection
- 24×7 expert support · 99.99% uptime
Every plan includes full root access, free snapshots and DDoS protection on KVM with NVMe storage. Prices exclude GST; the same plans and prices apply in all 7 locations.
What is Django?
Django is a free, open-source web framework written in Python. It is developed by a volunteer community under the Django Software Foundation and is used to build database-driven websites and web applications. It ships with an ORM, an automatic admin interface, URL routing and a template system, so developers write apps rather than plumbing.

Licence: BSD-3-Clause · Built with: Python · Official site: www.djangoproject.com
Why run Django on a VPS
Django runs as a long-lived Python application behind a WSGI or ASGI server, which the docs treat as a production deployment step separate from the development server; that suits a VPS where you control processes, Python and services.
Common uses
- Content-heavy news or publishing sites
- Custom web applications with an admin back office
- REST-style back ends for web or mobile apps
- Internal business tools and dashboards
- Database-driven portals with user accounts
Django requirements
- Database: PostgreSQL (recommended by the docs), MariaDB, MySQL, SQLite or Oracle
- Python 3 (supported minor versions depend on the Django release; the docs recommend the latest Python 3)
- A production WSGI or ASGI application server (for example Gunicorn, uWSGI, Daphne, Uvicorn, Hypercorn or Granian)
- A plan for serving static files (collectstatic and STATIC_ROOT)
Typical stack
- Python 3
- WSGI server (Gunicorn, uWSGI, Granian, Apache mod_wsgi) or ASGI server (Daphne, Granian, Hypercorn, Uvicorn)
- Database: PostgreSQL, MariaDB, MySQL, SQLite or Oracle
- Optional cache backend (for example memcached)
- Static file serving via collectstatic
What every Hostripples NVMe VPS includes
- Full root access on a KVM virtual server
- NVMe storage and unmetered traffic
- Free snapshots and DDoS protection
- Choice of seven locations: Germany, France, UK, Poland, Canada, Singapore and Australia
- 24×7 expert support in English, Hindi and Marathi
Django features
What Django offers
Object-relational mapper
Database tables are defined as Python model classes and queried through a Python API instead of hand-written SQL.
Automatic admin interface
Registering a model gives you a ready-made site for staff to create and edit content.
URL routing
A URL configuration maps clean, readable URL patterns to the Python views that handle them.
Template system
Templates support inheritance and filters, keeping page markup separate from application logic.
Caching framework
Django includes a cache framework that can use backends such as memcached.
Feed generation
A syndication framework produces RSS and Atom feeds for your content.
Deploy Django on your VPS
An outline based on the official Django documentation. You have full root access, so the setup is yours to choose.

Step 1
Install a supported Python and create a virtual environment

Step 2
Install Django and your project dependencies

Step 3
Create the production database and set DATABASES

Step 4
Set DEBUG=False, SECRET_KEY and ALLOWED_HOSTS; run check --deploy

Step 5
Run collectstatic and start a WSGI or ASGI server
Django VPS Hosting: Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know
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