The new OneBox OS product in its current implementation has proven to be generally faster and lighter than the old OneBox MVP (and earlier versions).
But, unfortunately, OneBox OS is not installed on the server BELOW THAN:
4 vCPUs (4 threads)
8 GB RAM
SSD drive
This is the minimum.
(For hetzner this is
https://www.hetzner.com/cloud minimum CPX31-CX41, 13-16 euros/month)
Next, you need to look at the amount of data and what applications from the OS you have installed.
There are applications that require more cores and more memory.
I will give a specific example that affects small customers with online stores.
For example, you have an online store with 100,000 products, and you constantly (once an hour) recalculate prices for them (price recalculation).
OneBox MVP does this in ONE THREAD and takes a long time, so it needs 1 CPU core for this task. Even if you have a server with 128 cores, it's still in one thread.
OneBox OS does this in parallel in N threads in the background and immediately, without cron and other delays. If you have a minimum server for 4 threads (2-4 cores), then the OS will recalculate prices and availability for goods in one thread and it will be exactly the same speed as OneBox MVP. If you have a server with 20 cores - then the OS will perform this task on 17 cores in 17 threads at once - and it will be 17 times faster.
If we talk about the average for the hospital:
Previously, boxed clients had a server like 2-4 CPU, 4-8 GB RAM.
OneBox OS will average 4-8 CPUs, 16-32 GB RAM.