Cheap VPS Hosting

Server hosting is when you lease storage space in an outsourced data center. The storage you lease stores data for your website, which is then utilized to transfer files to the end computer.

Hosting is of three types, primarily

• Shared hosting
• Dedicated hosting, and
• VPS server hosting, or simply called VPS Hosting

In shared hosting, a single storage space is shared by as many as a hundred websites. As opposed to shared hosting, dedicated hosting will have a single tenant (or owner). So the entire resource of a server in dedicated hosting is at the disposal of a single customer.

In VPS server hosting, the resource of a server is virtually divided into as many constituents as there are customers. Thus, if a VPS is to host 50 clients, the server will have 50 partitions for each – much like how you create Hard Disk partitions in your computer.

A VPS server is used to host domains (Go4hosting.com) and store files and other important scripts required to keep the website running.

However, VPS can also be used as private game servers to run Minecraft, PUBG, Fortnite, and almost every other game out there.

Several VPS servers, in the past, have also been utilized as database servers to safe keep an instance of data in case disaster occurs.

Pretty much everywhere. You can buy our cheap VPS hosting online or walk in to one of your provider’s offices and discuss your requirement.

Or, if you are in the market for quality VPS server hosting, you can choose to host with us. Go4Hosting offers all sorts of VPS configurations so you never run out of options.

VPS server hosting works just like a dedicated server. In fact, all servers work pretty much the same way. The key difference is the underlying software which is used to allocate every user his share of resource on the server. VPS uses a software to isolate segments of CPU and then maps users to each segment. Because the underlying concept is to mimic dedicated hosting, cheap VPS servers provide comparable performance at 5 times lesser price.

Each segment – more appropriately, partition – works like a separate server.

The figure below will help you comprehend this concept better.

Dedicated server

Virtual Private Server (VPS)

• Cost-Effective – despite having resources reserved for each user, virtual hosting still work on shared platform, thus making VPS server cheap.
• Control – VPS’s is a more control-oriented hosting than shared hosting, primarily because the service comes as both managed and unmanaged, as opposed to shared hosting which is only provider-managed.
• Performance – VPS hosting has better uptime metrics than shared hosting. The latter hosts as many as a hundred websites, and as a result of which, it has the highest amount of downtime among all servers.
• Security – because the resources are technically isolated, VPS server hosting is more secure than shared hosting but still a bit less secure than dedicated servers.

Virtual servers are not physically isolated from each other. A software application partitions the resource and creates virtual disks overlying the original server.

A Dedicated server, on the other hand, is a single unit of hardware. Two such servers can never have a common pool of resource. Means, if there are N number of dedicated servers, there will be N number of resources. In case of virtual servers, if there are N virtual servers, it does or does not necessarily have a set of N resources.