CPU
1 core
RAM
2 Gb
Storage
30 Gb
Bandwidth
Unmetered
What's included
One Dedicated IP, the last 3 Rotatable Daily Backups.
Upgrade option
The storage in SSD with Backups can be upgraded at $0.166 per Gb per month to a maximum of 1000Gb
The RAM can be upgraded at $5 per Gb per month to a maximum of 16 Gb
CPU
2 core
RAM
4 Gb
Storage
60 Gb
Bandwidth
Unmetered
What's included
One Dedicated IP, the last 3 Rotatable Daily Backups.
Upgrade option
The storage in SSD with Backups can be upgraded at $0.166 per Gb per month to a maximum of 1000Gb
The RAM can be upgraded at $5 per Gb per month to a maximum of 16 Gb
CPU
3 Core
RAM
6 Gb
Storage
100 Gb
Bandwidth
Unmetered
What's included
One Dedicated IP, the last 3 Rotatable Daily Backups.
Upgrade option
The storage in SSD with Backups can be upgraded at $0.166 per Gb per month to a maximum of 1000Gb
The RAM can be upgraded at $5 per Gb per month to a maximum of 16 Gb
CPU
4 Core
RAM
8 Gb
Storage
200 Gb
Bandwidth
Unmetered
What's included
One Dedicated IP, the last 3 Rotatable Daily Backups.
Upgrade option
The storage in SSD with Backups can be upgraded at $0.166 per Gb per month to a maximum of 1000Gb
The RAM can be upgraded at $5 per Gb per month to a maximum of 16 Gb
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Performance:
With VPS, each user operates in an isolated environment, ensuring dedicated resources such as CPU and RAM. This translates to faster loading times and better overall performance, particularly during peak traffic.
Security:
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Customization:
Users have greater control over their server configurations with VPS. This allows for tailored software installations and advanced settings that align with specific business needs, which is often limited in shared hosting environments.
Scalability:
VPS solutions are inherently scalable, enabling users to easily upgrade resources as their website grows, ensuring that performance remains optimal without needing a complete migration.
In summary, VPS hosting stands out as a more robust and flexible option, especially for businesses that require reliability, security, and customization.
Why do IOPS matter?
IOPS, or Input/Output Operations Per Second, are crucial for the performance of any Virtual Private Server (VPS), including Vastspace VPS. Higher IOPS indicate that a VPS can handle more read and write operations in a shorter period. This is especially important for applications that require quick data access, such as databases and high-traffic websites. In the case of Vastspace VPS, superior IOPS contribute to faster load times, better user experience, and improved overall efficiency. Therefore, investing in a VPS with high IOPS capabilities can lead to enhanced performance and reliability for businesses and developers alike.
This screenshot captured the Read/Write IOPS of a SSD VPS in 4K block size, of 45000 Read and 15000 write of IOPS.
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