How it Works

If you've outgrown the features available with shared hosting, but your application or usage isn't yet resource consuming enough to need a physical dedicated server, then a virtual private server may instead suit your needs.

The same as a physical dedicated server, a virtual private server has its own installation of the operating system for your exclusive use, the difference being that the instance of the operating system shares she same physical server hardware with other instances.

What this means is that each of these virtual servers exists logically in isolation, being compartmentalised in such a way that none of the virtual servers sharing a physical server are aware of the presence of one another. This then allows you to benefit from advanced features only available in a virtualised environment, such as operating system snapshotting capabilities, that we offer as a feature.

In addition, by using a virtual dedicated server, you can benefit from advanced features only available in a virtualised environment, such as operating system agnostic disk snapshot capability that we offer as a feature.

At any time, if your processing, memory, storage or transfer needs change, you can easily adjust these according to your new requirements. A simple reboot is all that is required in order for this to take effect.

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