How to find the suitable VPS platform?

HostSailor · Dec 19, 2022

When thinking about purchasing a VPS, some of you guys will be a little confused about the virtualization platform to be used. Each of the platforms has its own specialties and here I am pointing out some practical differences between those platforms we are providing:

OpenVZ

Cost-effective
Lightweight
Easy to manage
Optimal for small kinds of usages like a simple website with limited users, OpenVPN, etc
The server is sharing the node's kernel. So, the new kernel versions are available in the OpenVZ7 platform only

Xen

Best one in terms of reliability, performance, resource handling
No VNC access by default(but can install separately using commands)
No custom ISO supported
Can manage the kernel as every server is getting its own dedicated kernel.

KVM

VNC access available by default
Can install with own custom ISO from SolusVM
Full control over the kernel
Will handle loads better than OpenVZ but Xen is better in terms of resource handling

jhonsmith · Dec 21, 2022

There are a few key factors to consider when looking for a suitable VPS hosting platform:

Performance: Look for a hosting provider that can offer fast and reliable performance for your VPS. This may include things like high-quality hardware, fast storage, and a powerful CPU.
Scalability: If you expect your website or application to grow in the future, look for a hosting provider that can offer scalable resources. This will allow you to easily upgrade your VPS as your needs change.
Features: Make sure the hosting provider offers the features that you need, such as a control panel, software installations, and backups.
Support: Choose a hosting provider that offers reliable support, whether it's through live chat, email, or phone.
Price: Compare the prices of different hosting providers to find the best deal for your budget. Don't forget to consider any additional fees or hidden costs that may not be included in the base price.
Reputation: Research the reputation of the hosting provider to make sure they have a good track record of uptime, performance, and customer satisfaction.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

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