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hostinger-vps-optimizer

Apply battle-tested optimizations for KVM/Cloud VPS: kernel tuning, caching, security hardening, auto-scaling.

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406 downloads
by @gblockchainnetwork

Setup & Installation

openclaw skills install @gblockchainnetwork/hostinger-vps-optimizer

Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:

npx clawhub install hostinger-vps-optimizer

What This Skill Does

Applies performance and cost optimizations to Hostinger VPS instances (KVM 1-8, Cloud Startup/Pro). Covers kernel tuning, web server configuration, firewall setup, and resource limits. Includes cost analysis across Hostinger plans.

Bundles Hostinger-specific sysctl configs, web server tweaks, and security hardening into a single command instead of requiring manual research across separate guides.

When to use it

  • Reducing monthly VPS bill by switching to a smaller Hostinger plan after optimization
  • Tuning TCP and VM kernel parameters on a freshly provisioned KVM2 instance
  • Hardening a Hostinger VPS with Fail2ban and UFW after noticing login attempts
  • Speeding up a slow WordPress site on Hostinger Cloud Startup
  • Auditing current resource usage to decide between KVM and Cloud plans

Example Workflow

Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.

INPUT

User asks: optimize my Hostinger KVM2 VPS for speed

AGENT
  1. 1Detects plan type as KVM2 and sets optimization target to speed
  2. 2Applies pre-tuned sysctl values from configs/hostinger.sysctl for TCP and VM settings
  3. 3Configures Nginx with Hostinger-specific worker and caching settings
  4. 4Enables Fail2ban and UFW with recommended rules
  5. 5Runs cost analysis comparing current plan against alternatives
OUTPUT

Optimized VPS with applied kernel config, hardened firewall, and a plan cost comparison report

Requirements

Accounts, API keys, or tools you or your AI assistant may need to set up while using this skill.

Hostinger VPS account (KVM 1-8 or Cloud Startup/Pro plan)SSH root or sudo access to the VPS