Virtual private servers VPS

FAQs

• What is the advantage of VPS over dedicated servers?
  The advantage of a VPS is that you don't have to worry about hardware management, such as monitoring the status of hard drives, RAM, and CPU. We recommend using a dedicated server if you want to manage your hardware yourself, create more complex architectures, create an infrastructure that includes a private network, or deploy complex solutions. As a rule, users with a growing amount of web activity are either moving to dedicated servers or to public cloud solutions. These services offer a more sophisticated and flexible infrastructure that can adapt to high levels of growth.
• What can virtual servers be used for?
  By renting a virtual VPS server, you can place any project on it - from a simple business card page to a complex web application. Here are some typical use cases:
  
  - Storage of data, is the most valuable asset of the company. In order not to lose data in an emergency (for example, an accident), you need to use a backup server: it will help you restore data and return to work in the shortest possible time.
  - Web applications, for example, various products in the fields of IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS (ready-made infrastructure, platform, and software, respectively).
  - Critical system components for which server stability is important.
  - Databases.
  - Own VPN servers for internal use and increased security.
  - And much more.
• What OS are used?
  The most popular family of operating systems is Linux, which offers the server administrator the maximum customization options. Thus, for administering a Linux VPS and understanding the basics of how it works is a good bonus.
• What benefits do virtual servers offer?
  A VPS server is an excellent compromise between virtual hosting and a physical server: it works quickly and reliably, and most importantly, it does not force you to manually manage the server hardware. One of the important advantages that they offer is wide control over the device: VPS, being virtual servers, are similar to physical dedicated servers, as they provide the administrator with flexible configuration options (for example, their own IP addresses, ports, root access, etc) - all this creates a hosting dedicated to the specific needs of the user.
• What type of storage (HDD) is being used?
  The most important component of a server is the information it contains. Information can be stored on two types of disks: SSD (solid-state drive) and HDD (hard disk drive) The main difference between these two types is in speed: SSD drives process information much faster, so the web a website hosted on an SSD VPS will run fast. Our SSD drives are even faster because they use the NVMe protocol, a new way of processing information that reduces latency and efficiently utilizes the power of multi-core processors. Unfortunately, the advantage of an SSD is not free: renting a VPS with an SSD is more expensive. Of course, HDD does not mean slow performance: in some situations, it will be difficult to notice the difference with SSD at all, especially if the server has enough RAM.
• For whom are VPS?
  Using a VPS requires basic knowledge of server administration. This knowledge is necessary to manage the operating system Linux, Windows and various CMS, such as PrestaShop, WordPress.
• Can I host multiple sites on a VPS?
  Yes. A VPS can be divided and organized according to your requirements. This means that you can use it to host multiple websites or projects, allocating personal space for each of them. To simplify this, you can install a web hosting control panel such as Plesk, cPanel or ISPmanager.
• What happens if I don't pay?
  If you don't pay, we keep the server images for up to 10 days, after which they are deleted irretrievably.

• What is a Control Panel?
  Control Panel - a set of software that contains administration tools and modules; working together, they greatly simplify server management and allow you to abstract from the technical aspect of administration.
• What are the functions of the control panel?
  Create and configure web domains, manage users, manage DNS, manage email, set up databases, set up FTP users, work with files and directories, set up a firewall, back up data, monitor server systems and much more.

• What operating systems can be used?
  Our servers run two types of operating systems: the Linux family (Ubuntu, Debian, and CentOS) and the Microsoft Windows products (Windows Server and Windows 10 Pro).
• What are the benefits of the Linux family of systems?
  Security and stability are the main requirements for the distribution on which the server will depend. Developers regularly release new versions, fixing system bugs and improving security. The developer ecosystem allows users of Linux systems to easily find solutions to their problems in documentation and forum discussions; developers also release new programs and utilities that simplify and improve web administration. Free use is a big plus for both commercial companies and individual users: they get a quality product and regular updates completely free of charge.