Virtual Dedicated Servers
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Virtual Dedicated Servers
Get started with a VDS Server within your budget
| Type | Processor | Speed | Memory | Hard Drives | Traffic | |
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| Intel™ or AMD™ | 2vCore - 3.8GHz | 4GB DDR4 | 100GB M.2 (NVME) | Unlimited (at 1 Gbit/s port) |
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| Intel™ or AMD™ | 4vCore - 3.8GHz | 8GB DDR4 | 200GB M.2 (NVME) | Unlimited (at 1 Gbit/s port) |
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| Intel™ or AMD™ | 6vCore - 3.8GHz | 12GB DDR4 | 300GB M.2 (NVME) | Unlimited (at 1 Gbit/s port) |
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| Intel™ or AMD™ | 8vCore - 3.8GHz | 16GB DDR4 | 400GB M.2 (NVME) | Unlimited (at 1 Gbit/s port) |
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Virtual Dedicated Servers
Virtual Dedicated Servers (VDS) is a type of hosting that combines the advantages of Virtual Private Servers (VPS) and Dedicated Servers. >
Let's break them down to better understand VDS:
Virtual Private Servers (VPS): A VPS is a virtual server created on a physical server. This means that the physical server is divided into segments and each segment acts as an independent server. Physical server resources such as RAM and CPU are shared between VPSs.
Dedicated Servers: A dedicated server is a physical server that does not share resources with any other user. You have sole control over the server hardware and software.
Advantages of VDS:
Resources Dedicated: As with dedicated servers, VDSs give you exclusive access to resources like CPU, RAM and storage. This gives you better performance and predictability compared to a VPS.
VPS flexibility: VDSs, like VPSs, use virtualization, which means you can easily scale your resources up or down as your needs dictate. This gives you more flexibility than a dedicated server.
Lower cost than a dedicated server: Because VDSs are still virtual servers, they are generally more economical than renting the entire physical server.
Who is VDS for:
VDS are ideal for businesses that need more power and control than a VPS, but don't want to manage the complexity of a full dedicated server. They are suitable for applications that require consistent performance, such as high-traffic web applications or high-volume databases.
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