VPS is actually short for “Virtual Private Server.” Aside from a solid shared hosting plan, VPS hosting is probably among the most popular hosting services you can choose for your website. This type of hosting uses virtualization technology that provides you with resources on a server that has multiple users.
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If you are on the market for a hosting plan or looking to change from a shared host to something else, then VPS Hosting may be the way to go for you. Let’s discuss some of the benefits of VPS hosting vs Shared Hosting.
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Knowing how to verify that your site is running on a dedicated server is a valuable tool. If you’re paying a premium for a dedicated server, you want to be sure that’s what you’re getting.
If you see performance indicators that lead you to believe you may be on a virtual server, that’s a problem that can lead to the disruption of moving to a new server or host.
But before making any drastic moves, it’s important to be sure that your site is indeed running on a VPS and not a dedicated server. So let’s take a look at the server information that can provide clues as to whether your server is hardware or virtual. Continue reading “How to Verify if a Dedicated Server is Really Dedicated”
As a website grows in popularity and visitor numbers increase, the resources available on a shared server can start to run thin. That can affect performance and user experience. At that point, you may decide to make a move to a dedicated server. Continue reading “What Should You Look for in a Dedicated Server Provider?”
So you have been working on your website and have it ready. Now it is time to figure out hosting and what plan is right for you. There is a lot to figure out when going about making the choice of managed vs unmanaged hosting. Let’s dive into everything you need to look at the make the best decision.
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