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What is difference between Shared Hosting and VPS Hosting?


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There is various difference between in the shared hosting and the VPS hosting but the main difference is shared hosting provider with multiple websites on theirs. VPS hosting provide service that exists on multiple servers in place of on one shared server your site is hosted in the VPS on market.


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In VPS hosting, you have your own allotment of resources and it allows your visitors to enjoy faster loading times while in shared hosting that server may get sometimes swamped by requests or overloaded which might cause it to stop.


A good VPS hosting provider will always actively monitor its networks. This ensures the security of a server and defends it from malicious software, hacking, and virus attacks while in shared hosting, it can face a security issue by the server. These servers are usually affected by hacking attacks .

In VPS hosting, you have the flexibility to choose the operating system and software you want to install on your server while in shared hosting, you have to work on the application and software provided by the hosting provider and cannot use any other software aside.


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Shared hosting -

In shared hosting one server or machine allocated to multiple clients. This shared server connected to multiple clients and provides data files and required resources as per the requirements of their clients.

Shared hosting Servers provide space and bandwidth to the connected computers. shared hosting one common server is used by multiple clients. It is king of client-server architecture.


VPS hosting -

In VPS hosting every client allocated one single server. In this hosting single server provide resources, space, and bandwidth to single client



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