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How Does VPS Hosting Work?

The term "Virtual Private Server" applies to a server virtualization technology, which permits one physical machine to be partitioned into several virtual ones. On a virtual private server, you can operate independently of the others. You can select an OS and, because of the full server root access you gain, you can install your own software.

VPS Hosting Packages of Your Choice

With Web Hosting Free Trial, you can select between KVM and OpenVZ based VPS hosting packages. Depending on the preferred virtualization technology, your virtual web server hosting package will come with the SolusVM Admin Panel, which will permit you to restart your private virtual hosting server at any particular time, keep track of the system resource usage and check your web traffic statistics. Also, with any of the VPS hosting packages provided by Web Hosting Free Trial, you will obtain the Hepsia hosting Control Panel for free.

Advanced Managed Services

VPS OVZ 1
1 CPU Core
1 GB RAM
20 GB Storage
$6.00 / month
VPS OVZ Box 1
1 CPU Core
2 GB RAM
40 GB Storage
$12.00 / month
 

In case you need support administering your virtual private web server, Web Hosting Free Trial offers additional administration services, including weekly backups and Operating System updates, server monitoring, rebooting, custom software activation, script problem solving, etc. procedures. All these upgrades are offered during the account setup procedure, but you can also order them from your VPS Plan Manager at a later time.

Furthermore, for the sake of customers managing data-heavy, dynamic websites, Web Hosting Free Trial provides an advanced web application accelerator – Varnish Cache, which can be installed in front of any server that speaks HTTP and configured to cache the data. It will increase your web site's speed, enormously decrease the server load and guarantee a more stable and reliable web hosting service.