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Cloud VDS

Cloud VDS hosting works through the process of virtualization. As mentioned above with a virtual private server, a virtual layer is created on the server where content and other data can be stored. Those virtual layers can then be replicated on other servers on the cloud computing network, spread throughout other different regions across the world.

Another solution is cloud technology. In many ways cloud VDS servers work similarly to VDS – this is also virtual resources for rent, but with significant exceptions.

While a VDS/VPS is just a conditional "piece of the pie", in the cloud client resources are not assigned to one particular physical server. A cloud VDS provider uses a lot of equipment, the capacity of which is connected to a single pool, and from that pool, the necessary amount of resources is allocated to the client.

The advantage of cloud solutions is that "neighboring" VMs are not simply isolated from each other, they never affect the performance of others. The capacities are automatically allocated so that users always get the necessary amount of resources.

A VPS is a virtual, isolated environment that is hosted on a single server. The hosting provider places a hypervisor (virtual layer) on top of the operating system that divides it into separate components. VPS offers more control and customization than shared hosting, though limits resource use to a defined amount on its specific server. VPS is sometimes referred to as the “private cloud.”

VPS hosting has many similarities with cloud VDS hosting as both allow for customization and the hosting provider performs much of the work in maintaining and upgrading hardware. As VPS takes place on a limited number of machines, it does not have the inherent scalability, flexibility, or reliability of cloud VDS hosting. With a global network and ability to offer features like a content delivery network (CDN), cloud VDS hosting also offers better performance and speed than VPS.

In addition, clouds allow for scaling up or down depending on demand. To handle the increasing growth you can add the resources with just a few clicks. And you only pay for the resources consumed.

The only disadvantage compared to VDS/VPS is a higher service cost. For some simple and less demanding tasks, it might be worth using a dedicated server. However, for building a reliable infrastructure we recommend choosing the cloud VDS hosting.

Cloud VDS hosting makes applications and websites accessible using cloud resources. Unlike traditional hosting, solutions are not deployed on a single server. Instead, a network of connected virtual and physical cloud servers hosts the application or website, ensuring greater flexibility and scalability.