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VPS (Virtual Private Server) hosting provides users with a dedicated portion of a physical server, creating a virtualized environment. This setup grants users more control and resources compared to shared hosting. With VPS hosting, each user operates within their own virtualized space with allocated resources like CPU, RAM, and storage. This independence ensures that one user’s activities or traffic spikes won’t affect others on the same server. Additionally, users have the flexibility to customize server configurations and install software according to their specific needs. While VPS hosting typically costs more than shared hosting, it offers better performance, reliability, and scalability, making it ideal for businesses and websites with moderate to high traffic levels.

Shared hosting involves multiple websites sharing resources on the same physical server. In this setup, resources like CPU, RAM, and storage are distributed among various users’ websites hosted on the server. Shared hosting is generally more affordable since the costs are divided among multiple users. However, the shared nature of resources means that performance can be affected by the activities of other websites on the same server.