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Each virtual server hosting plan allocates resources that only your website can use. This equals unrivaled power, low latency and high performance.
A virtual private server (VPS) is used for hosting websites (e-commerce, content, visual media) and software applications (portals, extranets, collaborative solutions, wikis, CRM). Unlike shared hosting, the data is isolated onto a virtual machine which is dedicated to the user.
The VPS is a perfect compromise between web hosting plans and physical servers, combining reliability with the high performance of a dedicated server — but without the difficulty of managing a server's physical hardware.
Using a VPS is the next logical step up from using a web hosting plan. Virtual private servers offer a wider range of options, and more flexibility in terms of configuration, access and features (root access, Apache PHP.init). You can also install an SSL certificate and any other software you want.
However, we would like to emphasise the importance of choosing the right VPS for you. A VPS needs to be configured in a way that suits your application requirements, and the growth of your business.
In a self-managed shared hosting environment, the hosting provider supplies the server infrastructure, but you are responsible for managing your website. This includes tasks like installing and updating software, configuring security measures, performing backups, and monitoring your site’s performance. While the hosting provider maintains the overall server, they offer limited support for managing the specific configurations or issues of your website.