Virtual private servers can be a complicated platform for those with little technical experience, particularly due to the more in depth nature of them over a standard shared web hosting environment. Although this is true, what really makes them seem more complicated is simply the increase in technical terms that..
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It’s often asked across the internet, due to confusion on just what a virtual private server is, what applications can be installed and run on a VPS. The easiest answer is that a VPS is simply a supercharged, more flexible and more reliable version of standard shared web hosting which..
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You’ve made the leap and decided that an upgrade from a shared hosting platform to a virtual private server is needed for the continual growth of your website or online application. Making the step up to a VPS isn’t a light task for many people due to the, often significant,..
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A Virtual Private Server is a big step up from your average shared web hosting service, offering a range of additional features and abilities. One of the bigger differences between shared and VPS hosting is the responsibilities you, as the VPS user, has on the virtual private server that you..
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VPS, or Virtual Private Servers, are less complicated than you might think, and fairly easy to understand. If you’re not a tech-head, computer whisperer or neophile, these sorts of acronyms and the highly technical language associated with them can make a simple concept seem like an unsolvable equation. In reality,..
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Having a popular website is gratifying, but it can also cause difficulties when it outgrows a shared web-hosting service. Life is pretty easy on a shared server because the hosts handle the administrative work and costs are low. However, the limited resources, unpredictable security and lack of customisable features are..
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Most people who launch a website don’t have adequate computer resources to personally support ongoing operation. The amount of hard drive space required to store all the data, the consistent speed needed from a high-bandwidth Internet connection and the need to keep the system running at all times often make..
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Advantages of VPS If a dedicated server is too elaborate for your needs, but you’d like to avoid the pitfalls that go along with shared web hosting, there’s a viable alternative that you should consider: a virtual private server. A virtual private server, or VPS, is a nice compromise between..
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