What Is Virtual Dedicated Server (VDS)?

Imagine you're in the middle of a busy day at work. You've got to get those sales figures out, but there are so many emails to check—and that's when you realize it: your computer is down. You have no option but to call IT, who will send someone over… in a few hours. In the meantime, your team can't work, and you're losing money. And what if this happens again tomorrow? Or next week? Or next month? What if it keeps happening until you have no choice but to give up on your dreams and go back to working for someone else? That's where virtual dedicated servers come in. VDS is an Infrastructure as a Service cloud service that allows users to create a remote server over the internet. It gives the same functionalities and resources as a local server, but a cloud service provider manages it in a rental manner. With a Virtual Dedicated Server, you can take your web applications to the next level. If you're looking to take your web applications to the next level but don't want to shell out the dough for a full-blown dedicated server, consider getting yourself a VDS. It's like an ordinary dedicated server—but better! Because it's virtual. That's right: you get all the benefits of dedicated hosting without paying for an actual physical machine or its maintenance costs. You also don't have to share your VDS with anyone else, which means it's private and secure. And because it's virtualized, your VDS will be able to handle whatever load you throw at it without lag time or downtime (and we all know how important that is). VDSs are perfect for developers who want to build their platform from scratch and don't mind paying for it—or those who want something super simple that works like magic behind the scenes, when they need it most (like when they're in crunch mode). If this sounds like something that might interest you, look no further than our line of VDS offerings today!