Technical deep dives, architectural benchmarks, and compliance guides written by the DataDack engineering team.
Prices in these posts are taken from the same console rate card as the pricing page. A figure here moves when that card moves. The bare-metal essay no longer claims a 10 Gbps fabric or unmetered bandwidth — tenant bandwidth is 1 Gbps shared, and traffic inside a VPC is ₹0/GB.
Five hosts people compare with an Indian cloud. Only AWS has a matched percentage. The other four are a question of region and of what each product sells.
Two hosts people compare with an Indian cloud, and the one fact that decides each comparison. No percentage is claimed against either of them.
Serverless functions and workflows are in public beta at ₹0. A virtual machine is not. This is the line between the two, and what the beta does not include.
A plain map of the live products in Noida (ap-south-3): when a VM is enough, when TejasDeploy should take the repository, and which products are still a free public beta.
What NVMe block storage costs per GB per month in India, how snapshots are billed, and why egress is the line item that usually decides the bill.
What it costs to run your own n8n, workflow and AI-agent stack on an Indian VM instead of a per-execution SaaS plan, with the memory each workload actually needs.
Recommended memory, player counts and the exact plan and monthly price for Minecraft, CS2, Rust, Valheim, Palworld, ARK: Survival Ascended, Factorio and Satisfactory, hosted in India.
One matched instance against AWS Mumbai, plus the lines that are flat here and metered there: NAT, traffic inside a VPC, and a GST invoice. Prices exclude GST and move with the console rate card.
What the DPDP Act asks of a cloud workload, and what hosting in Noida actually covers. Consent and retention stay with the application. Residency is the part the region provides.
What bare metal means on this platform: physical EPYC and Xeon machines in Noida, KVM guests when a VM is enough, 1 Gbps shared tenant bandwidth, and data that stays in India under the DPDP Act.
Dive into the debates surrounding Next.js in 2025: from growing complexity and Vercel's ecosystem dominance to real-world migrations and previews of Next.js 16 at the upcoming conference.
Learn how to build a personalized course recommendation system using Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) with AWS Bedrock, LangChain.js, MongoDB vector indexing, and Kafka.
Go beyond the demo. Learn the real-world architecture and design principles behind scalable, real-time AI chatbots—from Kafka pipelines to context-aware AI agents.
The posts describe the platform. They do not change the offer. ₹1,000 in free credit on signup is the same credit as on every other page.
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