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Comparing Hosting Types 716 Shared hosting vs VPS: which one does your project need? The difference is not "better" and "worse": it is who administers the machine. On shared hosting, we do. On a VPS,...
Comparing Hosting Types 656 Shared hosting vs dedicated server: when the jump is worth it These are the two extremes: on one side, everything handled by us on a shared machine; on the other, an entire...
Comparing Hosting Types 767 Shared hosting vs Cloud: what actually changes "Cloud" is so worn out in advertising that it has stopped meaning anything. In our catalogue it means something...
Comparing Hosting Types 526 VPS vs Cloud: the difference is the network, not the marketing They are close relatives: in both cases you get a virtual machine of your own, with root access and administration...
Comparing Hosting Types 456 VPS vs dedicated server: virtual resources or the whole machine On a VPS the resources are yours, but the physical machine is divided between several virtual machines. On a...
Comparing Hosting Types 368 Cloud vs dedicated server: flexibility or raw hardware This is the choice between growing fast and in pieces or having a whole physical machine. Both serve large projects;...
Comparing Hosting Types 702 Shared hosting, VPS, Cloud or dedicated: the full comparison Four ways to put a site or a system online, from the simplest to the most powerful. The choice is not about which is...
Comparing Hosting Types 526 Linux or Windows hosting: which does your site need? It is one of the most common questions when buying hosting for the first time - and behind it is nearly always the...
Comparing Hosting Types 363 Dedicated or shared IP: which one you need, and when It is one of the most common questions from anyone growing: “do I need an IP of my own?”. In most cases the honest...
Comparing Hosting Types 199 What cloud hosting really means, and four questions to ask before buying it “Cloud” is an advertising word, not a specification. In some places it means an ordinary virtual server, in others...
Comparing Hosting Types 217 VPS and Cloud plans from the smallest to the largest: cores, memory, storage and network The short answer: the largest VPS is the VPS6, with 32 vCPU, 64 GB of memory and 1,280 GB of NVMe storage; the...