Types of Servers:
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Dedicated Server
In dedicated server hosting, an entire server is leased to you. You have an exclusive server that hosts your website only, so you don’t have to share it with anyone. If you have a high traffic website and security is of utmost importance to you, a dedicated server is your saviour. Your website will perform better and will be more secure. Additionally, the support from dedicated server providers is impeccable.
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VPS Server
VPS is the virtual technology that provides dedicated yet shared server space with maximum security to host websites - the server space is shared with minimum users. It is best suited for SaaS providers and companies looking to expand virtual hosting and storage. This latest breakthrough in tech helps in running websites with enhanced speed, high performance, hosting control, and privacy. It offers great bandwidth at a little more spend than the usual shared hosting services.
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Cloud Server
A virtual hosting server - a cloud server runs in a cloud computing environment and offers maximum data security to host websites. It is best suited for businesses of all sizes looking to expand virtual hosting and storage. A cloud server runs websites with enhanced speed, high performance, hosting control, and privacy. It offers great bandwidth at an extremely high speed than the usual hosting services.
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Managed Server
Managed Server Hosting is like renting a storage space from a hosting provider and letting them manage your rack space depending on the upgrade or downgrade of bandwidth. Managed Server Hosting is your best bet if you are an online business dealing with heavy traffic.It helps in saving overall costs by managing your infrastructure needs.
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Unmanaged Server
Unmanaged Server Hosting provides full autonomy to the client by only offering the server space, and the OS to go with it. It is best suited if you have full knowledge of Linux OS and have a tech team that can control software upgrades, manage downtime, and be reliable and secure.It is less expensive as compared to managed server hosting. However, the user needs to manage the infrastructure, security, and server support on their own.
