Many people know a lot about virtual private servers, or VPS for short. Today we’re creating a post for anyone who may be unfamiliar with VPS. We’ll be discussing the basics about what a VPS is and how it works.

What is a VPS?

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It’s hard to read anything from the hosting world without encountering the word “hypervisor,” especially if you’re looking into VPS. Individuals new to the hosting community, however, may need a bit of help understanding what hypervisors are and how they’re used. The concept is actually fairly » Continue Reading

Many people are confused about the differences between server virtualization and cloud computing. We’re here to set the record straight! Let’s begin by properly defining them both.

Server virtualization is the use of specialized software to segment an individual server into multiple units known as » Continue Reading

When using Linux, the “rm” command can be a useful tool, but can also be risky to inexperienced or careless users. According to LinuxCommand.org, the “rm” command is used to remove files or directories. “Rm” is typically paired with other commands and/or file or directory names to respond to more specific instructions.  

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VPS hosting is one of the best options in today’s hosting market. It enables users to manage their own servers entirely – from conducting manual back-ups to scaling usage based on transfer requirements; VPS lets you do it all. For many users, though, managing a VPS is a bit overwhelming. For new or inexperienced users, the required maintenance sometimes proves to be more than they can handle. For these individuals, » Continue Reading