VPS Hosting v/s Normal Hosting

[sweetbrown86]

What is the difference between VPS Hosting and Normal Hosting. Which one is best and why?

Thanks
Chris

[Querrido]

What do you mean by normal hosting? Shared one?
The virtual private server is the happy medium between the two alternatives. The server is partitioned and your company is afforded an entire one of the partitions.
Using the right type of web site hosting service is so serious to your success.

I'd recommend you to contact Centohost.com team, tell what you are planning to host and their experts will find the best hosting fit for your needs.
Your sites will be always online and your host will not get on your nerves.

[BIsquit]

Good accounts you may have from owned-networks.net and asvhost.com.
Courteous, responsive, understanding, and accommodating when it came to my requests.

[RH-Calvin]

What exactly do your mean by normal hosting? VPS hosting is also a traditional normal hosting.

[bjorn]

Let me explain. VPS is a hosting platform that is different from a traditional hosting because it is a virtual server that is a slice of a physical server. On the order hand, a traditional hosting or simply shared hosting is a hosting platform where a number of websites shared a single server. In sum, VPS is a solution that lies between a shared host and a dedicated server.

[manoharparakh]

Web hosting is the name of getting a space on the internet to store your website files. It can be known as shared, VPS, Dedicated, Cloud-based, managed,unmanaged and others according to the technologies used in particular circumstances.

VPS Server is the next level of shared hosting where the resources of a single server provided to different clients using virtualization techniques. Understand Shared vs VPS vs Dedicated servers in order to get debatable knowledge about these major types of servers.

[lishmalinyjames]

While shared hosting is best for personal sites and startups, VPS hosting wins for larger sites and small businesses. VPS is more expensive than shared hosting, but in return, you get more flexibility over your resource limits, as well as greater security and improved performance.

[Akshay_M]

Who said they are different? They are the same thing in today’s world. If there is any provider who’s VPS is not already on the cloud, then you should look elsewhere.

VPS is nothing but a virtual server on the cloud & Cloud Hosting is nothing but a hosting account on that VPS. They aren’t different except for how much CPU and Memory you are allowed to use. In cloud hosting, there are limitations since many cloud hosting accounts are running on the same VPS. If you own/rent a VPS, you can use all the power the VPS offers instead of only being allowed a pie of it with Cloud Hosting and as soon as you hit those limits, the provider will tell you, its time to move onto a VPS.