Backup / Staging VM
ssh root@206.189.206.251 — the "backup virtual machine someone just created."
Despite the label, this box contains no Hatch data. It is a fresh, default WordPress install with placeholder content (blog title "Temp", admin email temp@example.com, the default 2025 theme, a single user, and only the stock 12 database tables). It looks like a blank staging server spun up for a migration that was never completed — most likely intended to receive a site via the All-in-One WP Migration plugin.
System overview
| Hostname | ubuntu-s-1vcpu-512mb-10gb-nyc1 |
|---|---|
| OS | Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS |
| Sizing | 1 vCPU · 512 MB RAM · 2 GB swap · 8.7 GB disk (74% used) — very small |
| Uptime | ~19 days (created mid-May 2026) |
| Stack | Apache 2 · MariaDB 10.11.14 · PHP 8.3.6 |
What's actually on it
| Web root | /var/www/html — a single WordPress 6.9.4 install (87 MB total) |
|---|---|
| Apache vhost | Stock 000-default.conf — DocumentRoot /var/www/html, no ServerName (responds on the bare IP) |
| Site URL | http://206.189.206.251 (no domain pointed at it; HTTP only) |
| Database | MariaDB DB wordpress, prefix wp_, 12 tables (default), 1 user |
| Content | Title "Temp", admin temp@example.com, theme twentytwentyfive — default install, no Hatch content |
| Plugins | akismet, all-in-one-wp-migration + its unlimited extension, stock hello.php |
| Backups present? | None — the ai1wm-backups/ folder holds only the plugin's placeholder files, no .wpress archive |
Listening ports
| Port | Service | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| 22 | SSH (OpenSSH) | Public |
| 80 | Apache | Public |
| 3306 | MariaDB | localhost only |
Ports are clean — MariaDB is correctly bound to localhost, unlike the production droplet.
Recommendation
Because this VM holds nothing of value and isn't serving any domain, it is currently pure cost with no function. Decide one of:
- Repurpose it as a real staging environment (point a
staging.subdomain at it, import a current site, add TLS), or - Destroy the droplet to stop paying for it.
The All-in-One WP Migration "unlimited extension" being installed suggests someone began a migration here — worth a quick check with whoever created it before deleting.