What is Vds/Vps?

The division of a server into smaller virtual servers by using special programs is called VDS/VPS. When a server is split, results in the same property are obtained in small pieces.

However, when this division is made in different ways, it is possible to obtain small servers with different characteristics.

As your website progress and the number of visitors increases, the hosting package that you host your web site may not respond to your site's needs and resources may be insufficient.

Therefore, if you contact the place where you bought the hosting package, they recommend you to carr your web site to VPS/ VDS packages. Here we will try to describe the definition of VPS and VDS servers and the main differences between them. Answer of what is vds/vps question continues from below.

What is Vps?Vps name is a shortened version of Virtual Private Server. With the simplest definiton, the VPS is created by the software division of the server that will enter the division process. As a result of this process, the VPS servers are connected to the host server and use the host server's operating system.

At the same time, because the shares are obtained as software, if there is a problem on main server or on splitted VPSs, all VPSs are affected from this.Ram amounts that the main server assigned to VPSs can be apportioned between the other VPS, according to using.

Although VPSs are separate servers, they are all small servers that are connected to the main server that they are splitted and other VPSs.

What is Vds?Vds is the shortened verison of Virtual Dedicated Server. Vdss are occured by the hardware division of the server.

Vdss that occured at the and of this process, can use what operation system they want, as independent of each other.The features and resources that assigned to a VDS cannot be used by other VDSs that are created by separation the main server.

In case of a problem (attacks to VDS, overconsumption of resources, etc.) in a VDS that is created from the main server, other VDSs absolutely will not be affected.