VPS Technology
exactly this is virtual private server

Virtual Private Server (VPS) technology presents multiple isolated server environments on a single physical server. VPS allows multiple customers to share the expense of hardware and network connections without sacrificing privacy, performance or preference. Each VPS is completely independent from each other and it can be rebooted independently and has its own root/administrator access. VPS provides the flexibility to add and change modules and install your own software.

A VPS server is designed to provide small businesses with the following benefits over a shared hosting service:
  • The isolated web hosting environment provided allows for greater control over the performance of your website because there will be no other users to impact on the functionality of your hosting environment
  • Resources in a VPS server are designed to offer a scalable environment in which a website can thrive as it grows without any limitations;
  •  a shared hosting environment will become rather restricted once a website begins to receive thousands of visitors
  • Access to you server via Remote Desktop (for Windows VPS) or SSH (Linux VPS) ensures direct root access so that you have full control of your virtual hosting environment. 
A VPS server is based around the following resources to create an independently performing hosting environment:
  • RAM is the measure of the amount of memory that your VPS servers have available to use; if planning on running multiple applications and services alongside each other, you will favor a larger amount of RAM
  • Disk space is the amount of storage that your server will have and the amount of disk space that you require will depend on the type of content and the number of websites that you are planning on hosting on your VPS server
  • We also offer advanced VPS server configurations that feature specific CPU core allocations to offer you a solution that can guarantee greater performance; with standard VPS server configurations, the VMs often share the CPU of the hosting node.

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