Buzz VPS
Host Block's Buzz relay with PostgreSQL, Redis and S3-compatible SeaweedFS. Connect a separate Buzz client over an SSH tunnel.
Start
$13.7/month
Buzz VPS
- 4 GB DDR4 Memory
- 2 vCPU High Frequency
- 50 GB NVMe SSD Storage
- 1 TB Bandwidth
- Latest, Ubuntu 24.04
Agency
$26.7/month
Buzz VPS
- 8 GB DDR4 Memory
- 4 vCPU High Frequency
- 50 GB NVMe SSD Storage
- 2 TB Bandwidth
- Latest, Ubuntu 24.04
Premium
$51.7/month
Buzz VPS
- 16 GB DDR4 Memory
- 8 vCPU High Frequency
- 50 GB NVMe SSD Storage
- 3 TB Bandwidth
- Latest, Ubuntu 24.04
Enterprise
$100.7/month
Buzz VPS
- 32 GB DDR4 Memory
- 16 vCPU High Frequency
- 50 GB NVMe SSD Storage
- 4 TB Bandwidth
- Latest, Ubuntu 24.04
Tools for your own server
A relay for signed workspace events, with persistent storage that you manage.
Channels and threads
Keep messages and conversation threads in your workspace. The owner controls relay membership and access for people and agents.
Agent participation
Connect agents through their own identities and supported interfaces. Configure their runtime and provider credentials before asking them to work.
Persistent relay storage
PostgreSQL holds events, Redis supports updates, and SeaweedFS provides S3 media storage. Back up these services and Git data together.
Connect. Deploy. Grow - Globally
Start deploying your High Performance Cloud VPS worldwide. Reduce latency, with our Cloud VPS located near your users and equipped with local BGP access.
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Bangkok
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Hong Kong
Taipei
Seoul
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Manila
Dhaka
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Tokyo
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Bahrain
Sofia
Athens
Kuala Lumpur
London
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Choose a starting configuration
- OS
- Ubuntu 24.04, amd64.
- Resources
- Start with 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM and 50 GB NVMe. This product floor is not a universal upstream minimum. Scale for larger workspaces.
- Access
- Use SSH forwarding on port 3000 and configure your compatible client with ws://localhost:3000. Read the server guide for your private owner identity.
- Costs
- Buzz uses Apache-2.0. VPS billing and paid AI provider usage are separate. Model accounts and credits are not included.
Set up your application
- Choose Buzz, Latest, Ubuntu 24.04 and at least 4 GB RAM.
- Connect by SSH after installation and read the server access guide.
- Open the SSH tunnel, configure a separate Buzz client, and import your owner identity locally following the server guide.
- Approve members and test a conversation. Back up databases, storage, Git data and identities before upgrades or public access.
Buzz questions
- The original MinIO distribution is unavailable for anonymous installation. This template uses SeaweedFS through Buzz's configurable S3 interface. It differs from the upstream Compose bundle and does not migrate existing MinIO data.
- No browser administration or chat application is installed. Bring a compatible Buzz client and configure any agents and provider accounts separately. Membership and authenticated access are required.
- Fresh installation resolves Buzz and SeaweedFS images once. PostgreSQL and Redis use compatible release lines. Reruns and restarts retain the recorded images, identities and data. Upgrades need backups and migration review.
Choose your application VPS
Select Buzz, Latest, Ubuntu 24.04 and a plan with at least 4 GB RAM, then configure your client.