Host Agent Zero on a VPS
A Docker VPS suitable for Agent Zero
You retain control of the code, exposed services and connections to other AI components, such as Ollama. Integrated DDoS protection helps secure your instance when you make your agent accessible from the internet.
VPS-1
From
US$4.54
ex. GST/month
US$4.95 incl. GST/month
Specifications:
2 vCores
4 GB RAM
40 GB SSD NVMe
Daily backup of the previous 24 hours
VPS-2
From
US$8.50
ex. GST/month
US$9.27 incl. GST/month
Specifications:
4 vCores
8 GB RAM
75 GB SSD NVMe
Daily backup of the previous 24 hours
VPS-3
From
US$12.32
ex. GST/month
US$13.43 incl. GST/month
Specifications:
6 vCores
12 GB RAM
100 GB SSD NVMe
Daily backup of the previous 24 hours
VPS-4
From
US$23.37
ex. GST/month
US$25.47 incl. GST/month
Specifications:
8 vCores
24 GB RAM
200 GB SSD NVMe
Daily backup of the previous 24 hours
Why a Docker VPS is suitable for autonomous AI agents
A VPS serves as a hosting base to run Agent Zero, an autonomous AI agent, with the environment of your choice. It provides resources such as RAM, CPU and NVMe storage, comparable to a workshop where the application has its tools and workspace. Docker can isolate the application, its dependencies and the system, but its installation, as well as that of Agent Zero and the necessary components, depends on your configuration. Depending on your choices, you define the environment variables, access and associated services. You therefore retain control of the deployment, without assuming an automatic or one-click setup.
Manage your containers and connections on a daily basis
The integrated Docker manager
The integrated Docker manager serves as a control point for administering your Docker containers after they have been installed and configured by you. You can restart a service, apply an update, check the status of a component or adjust the settings of an existing container, without starting from a complete installation. For a DevOps team, this approach facilitates progressive changes: you test a new image, you observe the behaviour of the agent you have deployed, then you refine its configuration before opening it up to wider use.
Several external services
AI agents often rely on several external services. Your hosting allows you to connect a public API, add an access key, declare a domain or define the settings necessary for a business integration. You keep your execution logic on the VPS, instead of dispersing the configuration between several environments that are difficult to audit.
Persistence deserves special attention
Persistence deserves special attention. Agent Zero can produce files, keep settings, write logs or exploit data necessary for its tasks. By separating the application, the container and the volumes, you avoid losing information during an update or a restart. This organisation also helps to restore a service, analyse an incident and prepare for an evolution. Storage then becomes a durable working base, not just a temporary space for running the agent.
Solid foundations for your AI agent workflows
Give Agent Zero an environment that matches its autonomy
Multi-agent cooperation
Agent Zero is not limited to passing a question to a model. Its multi-agent cooperation allows it to distribute sub-tasks, involve multiple roles and organise more structured work. An agent can analyse a request, delegate a part of it, compare the results, then produce a response or an action. This logic requires a stable environment, capable of executing multiple components and keeping the necessary elements between two sessions.
Code execution
Code execution adds an extra level of power. Agent Zero can generate, run or verify scripts according to the chosen configuration. Access to an SSH server must therefore be carefully managed: limited rights, controlled keys, monitored ports and separation of environments. This control allows you to experiment without confusing the test zone with the production perimeter.
Technical workspace
Your VPS constitutes a technical workspace to be prepared, configured and secured according to your needs before running Agent Zero. You define the access, variables, volumes, network rules and controls necessary for your usage. You can then test a model, verify a scenario, restart a container or compare two configurations in a controlled framework. This organisation limits the back-and-forth between the agent, the system and the operational tools, whilst leaving you the responsibility of validating each step before any opening to wider usage.