Shared Hosting and VPS Hosting differ regarding their resources and how they are allocated to the users.
In Shared Hosting, multiple websites share the same server and its resources, such as CPU, RAM, and storage. It means that the performance of one website can affect the others sharing the same server. However, shared hosting is typically more affordable and easier to manage, as the web hosting provider takes care of the server maintenance and updates.
VPS Hosting is generally more expensive than shared hosting but offers better performance and reliability. It allows for greater control, flexibility, and scalability than shared hosting. On the other hand, VPS hosting provides users with a dedicated portion of a physical server, with its own allocated resources such as CPU, RAM, and storage. With VPS hosting, users have root access to the server and can install and customize software and configure it to meet their needs.

VPS Hosting and Dedicated Servers differ in terms of their level of resource allocation and management.
In VPS Hosting, a physical server is divided into multiple virtual servers, each with allocated resources such as CPU, RAM, and storage. Users of VPS hosting have full root access to their virtual server and can customize their server environment to meet their specific needs. However, users still share the underlying physical server with other VPS hosting users.
Dedicated Servers are typically used for high-traffic websites, applications, or other resource-intensive tasks. In contrast, a Dedicated Server is a physical server dedicated to a single user or organization. The user can fully control the server's resources and customize the server environment according to their needs. Compared to VPS Hosting, Dedicated Servers provide users with more resources and greater control over their server environment but are also more expensive. On the other hand, VPS hosting offers a more affordable and flexible option for users who require more resources than shared hosting but do not need the full resources of a dedicated server.

The primary difference between LXC (Linux Containers) and KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) VPS is their virtualization technology.
LXC uses container-based virtualization, which means the host operating system (OS) shares its kernel with the virtual environments (VEs), making them lightweight, fast, and efficient. The VEs share the host's resources and don't require separate copies of the OS.
On the other hand, KVM is a hypervisor-based virtualization that allows you to run multiple virtual machines (VMs) with their independent kernels on a single physical server. Each VM can have its resources like RAM, CPU, and storage.
In summary, LXC is a lightweight virtualization option suitable for running multiple applications on the same server. At the same time, KVM provides a more isolated and secure environment for running multiple operating systems and applications.

If you own a medium to large-sized company, operate a shopping/e-commerce website, or are a programming developer with custom code, you require a continuous operation that is not feasible with Shared Hosting. In such cases, VPS Hosting is the most suitable solution. With Full Root Access, you can easily manage and control your VPS. The most significant advantage of having a VPS is achieving the best internet speed possible on your server. Your VPS is assigned dedicated resources such as RAM, storage, and an IPv4 IP address, which are not shared with anyone else without your permission.

With our service, you will have complete control over your VPS. It includes starting and stopping the server, reinstalling the operating system, accessing the VNC, and more.
We suggest installing a control panel such as cPanel, DirectAdmin, or Plesk to manage your VPS from within. You can install our license or purchase it directly from the official website. Additionally, you can install and customize any software or applications as needed with root access to your VPS.

You can buy extra IP addresses, Control Panel licenses, Managed support, and other features when ordering your VPS or afterward. Your usage patterns will dictate your needs, and you can modify your selections to match those needs. Nonetheless, we furnish all VPS alternatives with a new operating system and complete customization privileges.

Our VPS plans come with two types of Support: Unmanaged and Managed Support.
Under Unmanaged Support, you'll receive basic assistance only if the server is not responding or we identify any issue.
On the other hand, Managed Support offers comprehensive assistance from our technicians. We will monitor and manage your VPS to ensure uninterrupted operation. Additionally, we will assist with server setup, website migration (up to 10 websites for free), and more. You can raise a ticket or contact our team to learn more about Managed Support.

Our backup plan is available for purchase, and we can take data backups of your VPS at a minimal cost. However, we highly recommend performing a data backup in a separate location using SSH/FTP/SFTP or other third-party services. If you opt for managed support, we take a backup daily.

Certainly, it's possible. You can upgrade your resources anytime by upgrading through the client area dashboard or contacting us via ticket, email, or phone. We will boost your resources without any impact on your data. However, you can't be able to downgrade any of your VPS.