A dedicated server is an excellent alternative to web hosting and the perfect choice for those who want a really fast and stable solution. If you get a dedicated server, you will have a very own server operated by a hosting company that will ensure that your server gets a true stable line, fast internet, and your server always receives power even if the hosting company is experiencing a power failure. Your dedicated server is monitored by skilled technicians who fix any problems as soon as they arise.

Dedicated Server – High Flexability

When you get a dedicated server you get a lot of free hands when it comes to choosing hard disk, RAM, and processor. If you want to turn it on, just get a really fast and big hard drive, a fat RAM, and a fast-paced processor with many kernels, but keep in mind that even a cheap dedicated server is really fast and stable.

You also get very free hands on software and applications, you can basically install whatever you want on your dedicated server. You also do not need to use the server for websites, but you can use it as a mail server, file server or game server, if you wish.

Benefits to web hosting

A dedicated server is more stable and significantly faster than a hosting company, no snack on the matter. Not because a good web host is unstable and slow, but a dedicated server nevertheless plays in a completely different division. When you have a hosting company, you share a server with other users, which means that your hosting provider can be affected by other users’ behaviors that can slow down your web hosting service. Even if it is unusual, another user may also attack viruses that affect the entire server and thus also your web host. When you have a dedicated server, nobody else can affect your server.

Advantages to VPS

A VPS basically works in the same way as a dedicated server, but unlike a dedicated server, you share server with others if you use VPS. Others’s behavior certainly does not affect your VPS, but if someone were to go on a boot virus, it could actually affect the entire server, including your VPS. Moreover, a dedicated server is faster and more stable than a VPS, and even though a VPS has a high flexibility in soft and hardware, a dedicated server is even more flexible.