There are several reasons for companies to take into consideration VPS servers for their site. No matter the size of company. VPS is suitable for almost any kind of organization since it’s an intermediate option between the two conventional platforms, shared hosting and dedicated hosting. Learn more?

Superior to shared hosting:

If the traffic to their site increases, smaller businesses who begin using a shared platform will find it unproductive. It is not able to handle the load of shared hosting. If there’s a spike in visitors, the website will slow down drastically and often the server may crash too meaning that the website isn’t available to their customers.

A VPS server similar to the shared server has several websites hosted on one server. In VPS every website has special resources. They are also housed in separate containers, which gives additional security and security. VPS servers are slightly higher in terms of cost than the shared servers however they offer more resources and features that will benefit a growing business.

The VPS customers are given a dedicated IP which safeguards their accounts from a possible repercussion should another user has a fraud committed and they are blocked. All accounts on a shared host share an IP that is shared, which makes all accounts at risk should one be blacklisted.

Features that are compatible with the dedicated server:

VPS servers can be made through partitioning a very robust server into smaller portions. Each portion functions as a dedicated server, and has its own operating system. The way we described earlier, every account has independent resources with complete privacy and separation. It means that, even though a site shares the same server with hosted hosting does and has all the capabilities that a dedicated host provides at an economical price. The cost of hardware is distributed among VPS customers who share the server.