VPS Server
Renting a server is an excellent solution for those who cannot afford to buy or maintain their own physical server. Hosting providers offer four primary services to help solve server-related issues: dedicated servers, shared hosting, VPS (Virtual Private Server) rentals, and cloud hosting.
In this article, we focus on VPS rental, which is often the best choice for most SMBs (Small and Medium-sized Businesses). A VPS can be used for various purposes, including website hosting, data storage, development, and testing. Here, we outline the most common uses for a VPS and their advantages.
Website Hosting
Website hosting is the most common use for a VPS. Many companies use virtual hosting for their websites. With this option, multiple sites share the resources of a single web server. This setup is ideal for small websites, such as landing pages or business card sites. But what if your site experiences high traffic and heavy loads? A high-load VPS is the perfect middle ground between a dedicated physical server and shared hosting.
Email Server
Hosting an email server on a VPS is a popular service among businesses. Most SMBs rely on free email services with limited functionality. Larger companies prefer more customizable options, which require dedicated hardware or a separate virtual server. Hosting your own email on a VPS allows for precise and detailed configuration of your email service, ensuring data confidentiality and enhanced security.
IP Telephony Server
A VPS can serve as a VoIP server, enabling calls over the Internet. IP telephony systems are generally based on software that can be installed on a server with suitable configurations. Hosting IP telephony on a rented VPS is often the most cost-effective solution.
Data Backup
Cyberattacks, equipment failure, or natural disasters can lead to the loss of critical business data and files. To avoid such situations, backup solutions are essential. A VPS can serve as a reliable location for backup data storage.
Virtual Router (vGW)
A VPS can also function as a virtual router for setting up a Virtual Private Network (VPN). There are many reasons to set up your own VPN server on a VPS, including enhanced speed, security, and customization.
Are you ready to rent a server and move your data or services onto it? We can help you find the perfect VPS, complete with a high-performance processor, dedicated RAM, and SSD/HDD storage.
Application Development
For companies developing applications—whether for desktop, web, or mobile platforms—a VPS serves as an excellent virtual workspace. The entire development team can access the necessary tools from the office or remotely, significantly simplifying and accelerating remote application development.
