VPS/VDS
What is a VPS/VDS Server?
VPS (Virtual Private Server) and VDS (Virtual Dedicated Server) are hosting services that create separate virtual environments within a single physical server. VPS divides the server into compartments, offering independent setups for users. VDS provides stronger isolation and dedicated resources for enhanced performance.
Both options offer flexibility and control, catering to different hosting needs. Choosing between them depends on the level of isolation and resources required.
To learn more about VPS/VDS server and compare it to dedicated server, please refer to our blog article: VDS/VPS vs Dedicated Server.
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