Virtual Private Servers
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What is VPS?
VPS servers are also known as Virtual Private Servers. This style of hosting is essentially one physical server, which is then divided into several smaller virtual servers. Each one of these virtual servers acts as its own dedicated server environment.
Since you have your own dedicated section of the server, you have your own set of allocated resources and can customize and configure your server partition exactly the way you want. Plus, there’s no exchange of data or file access between accounts on the VPS server.
However, they can tend to be less reliable because if one physical server fails, then every VPS using that server fails as well. Their performance can also vary if one site happens to be hogging resources on the physical server.
Why VPS?
Flexible software
You have a lot more control over your virtual server than you do with shared hosting, having root access and the ability to use scripts that may not be allowed in the shared hosting environment.
More affordable price
VPS hosting account is less expensive than a full dedicated hosting plan that uses a physical server. You do not have to pay for excessive resources you have not yet grown into.
Scale as you go
You can start off in your virtual environment with the minimum amount of resources you need and then as you grow gradually increase your hosting plan to accommodate your needs.
Complete customization
VPS plans can be customized to meet your needs so you pay for what you want but you do not need to deal with any features you will never need.
Easy and quick setup
A VPS server can be created much faster than a dedicated server. Your virtual dedicated server can be ready in a couple hours, with all the needed software installed there.
Advanced security
With a VPS server, the main server will be secured against most known DDoS attacks or security exploits, so you can sleep a bit easier when it comes to server security.