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We provide the choice of two virtualization platforms: VMware ESXi if you wish to buy Windows VPS hosting and XEN if you wish to buy Linux VPS packages instead. There are multiple OS options available for each of these alternatives. You may request a dedicated IP for your virtual private server, if needed. Additional data storage space and RAM may also be requested on-demand.

The answer to this question depends on whether you want to manage your VPS yourself. Unmanaged servers are ones that are fully controlled by the user, which would require a degree of familiarity with infrastructure management. You can, however, opt to have the server be managed for you by the provider, which would require zero technical skill on your part.

Shared hosting and virtual dedicated servers are both based on infrastructure used by multiple clients; the main difference between them is that VPS servers are, essentially, isolated segments of that infrastructure. This allows virtual private servers to provide greater performance and stability, as the traffic of other websites on the infrastructure cannot affect the volume of traffic your VPS can handle.

VPS servers also provide more customization options that traditional hosting: your segment of the infrastructure is yours to do with as you require. This includes more leeway in terms of resource management, more software options (including operating systems) and root access.

The choice between dedicated servers and virtual dedicated servers comes down to your company’s needs and IT budget capabilities.

Virtual servers are a better solution for clients that don’t necessarily expect constant high traffic loads, as the resources of your VPS can be scaled up or down on-demand while the price is adjusted accordingly. Meanwhile, dedicated servers are the option for you if you’re confident that you’ll be making good use out of their full capabilities without overpaying for resources you’re not currently using.

One of the main differences between public clouds and virtual servers is that clouds are located on multiple servers, as opposed to VPS, which is a segment of a single one. Increased fault-tolerance and reliability are a natural consequence of this fact; all the servers hosting the cloud would have to fail simultaneously for the failure to be critical. This also leads to increased scaling capabilities, since the user is not limited by the resources of one machine. However, these benefits are the reason for the price difference between VPS and public clouds: the latter option tends to be more expensive.