Articles covering VPS architecture, storage design, performance testing, and operational transparency for BuyVPS.com.
Choosing where to buy your VPS hosting is one of those decisions that seem simple at first but will have a huge impact on your deployments for the next 2-3 years. On the other hand, choosing the right host for your VPS will result in a very hassle free experience where your infrastructure will just […]
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Slow storage is one of the main causes of poor application performance. Before you can even begin to troubleshoot and assign blame to your code, slow storage can already cause significant problems. SSD-backed VPS hosting alleviates these kinds of problems found in traditional spinning-disk hosting environments by providing NVMe-class performance for your databases and other […]
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Deciding between VPS providers looks easy at first. However, actually choosing one turns into a long night of comparing features, control panels, and spreadsheets, while wrestling with the vendor's sometimes conflicting benchmarks, unclear renewal prices, and imprecise Service Level Agreements (SLAs). If you choose wrong, you're not just wasting money on under-provisioned GB RAM or […]
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Choosing between the many VPS vendors can be a real challenge. The wrong choice for you will cost you more than just your money: it will also take away from your performance, cause you extra downtime during a switch and. What actually differentiates between providers is the hypervisor stack, the memory policy (hard caps vs. […]
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Most teams looking for cPanel VPS hosting are already past the stage of shared hosting and know they need more control, but want to make sure they are buying the right amount of server. The cPanel VPS hosting market is extremely crowded, and the difference between a well configured KVM instance and an oversold container […]
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Buying a VPS server is a simple decision until it comes time to choose a plan, compare benchmarks that reflect your website's performance needs, and read the fine print about renewal costs. This guide will try to dispel some of the myths and help explain the differences between a well engineered VPS and a commodity, […]
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The wrong VPS plan is more expensive than just money. Choosing the wrong web hosting plan costs you the headroom when needed due to peak traffic, the time and hassle to migrate when outgrowing an underpowered server, and your reputation when your application is too slow for real usage. The VPS plans market has grown […]
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The decision for the best VPS hosting in the USA is centered on the location your load runs from and how well it performs under load. Latency to users on the East Coast, storage performance, CPU isolation, and ddos protection are key data center areas that can make for a great host or one that […]
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Selecting the wrong VPS hosting service can cost you far more than just money, also losing you time, developers’ efforts and customers’ trust. The VPS hosting market has grown significantly lately and choosing a proper service has become a challenging task. The market now includes a far greater number of service providers. Every other company […]
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Google cloud virtual machine options have gained serious interest from engineering teams. Engineering teams need to be aware that choosing the right VPS within your cloud infrastructure is not simply a case of choosing the right amount of compute power, there are also issues of operating system compatibility, control, predictability, and how resources are shared […]
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Most people who are looking at cloud VPS already know what VPS hosting is. What they are trying to figure out is how an entire physical server will perform under load, how a company will live up to the numbers they post for uptime. Additionally, How much a server will cost when the time comes […]
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Choosing the right VPS provider is a decision that will have big consequences down the line. Getting it right will make growing your infrastructure a breeze. Getting it wrong will mean a late night migrating to a new server. There are many providers to choose from, but most have tuned their marketing site to sell […]
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