From my experience, I would mainly consider CPU/RAM, storage type, server location, network latency, uptime, and technical support before choosing a VPS.

I recently purchased VPS Hosting India from YouStable for one of my projects, and so far the experience has been quite good. The website is running smoothly, and I have noticed good loading speed and latency for users in India.

I also found the support useful, especially when dealing with server-related issues or configuration questions. They provide 24/7 expert support, which is helpful when you are managing a VPS and don’t want to be stuck with a technical issue for a long time.

For a small or medium-sized application, I would suggest starting with a reasonable CPU and RAM configuration rather than overprovisioning resources. NVMe storage and a good network connection are also worth considering.

I would also recommend checking how easily you can upgrade the VPS later, because resource requirements can increase as the application gets more traffic.

Overall, my experience with YouStable has been positive so far, particularly in terms of performance, latency, and support.