Choose client isolation and access ownership

Start with the question

When does a client need its own VPS boundary rather than a shared portfolio?

Buying a VPS is a decision about the project boundary and operating work, not only the monthly number.

Check these criteria

1. Blast radius of an update or incident
2. Administrator and recovery ownership
3. Exit, reporting and renewal responsibilities

Use only the plans, countries, options and payment routes shown in the current service facts. The checkout does not create a managed service or a confirmed order.

Filled decision example

An agency compares a shared portfolio boundary with a client that needs its own administrator and exit record. The decision includes the cost owner, recovery owner and what happens during a contractor change.

Verification: Verify the chosen structure has an access inventory and a client-approved incident/recovery boundary.

When this choice fits

A separate VPS can simplify boundaries, but it still requires an operating plan.