September 9th, 2010 
admin One should keep in mind that a website is a collection of files linked together by HTML code to display text and graphics on a computer. However website is not complete here until and unless it is displayed on the net. To make it visible for the world it has to be housed on a computer somewhere that has access to the Internet. This is not possible by just a computer rather special device is required termed as web server. (more…)
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No Comments » May 7th, 2010 admin Virtual server or VPS is also often known as Virtual Dedicated Server (VDS), sometimes also called Virtual Server is a server-side technologies such as operating systems and software that allows the engine computer with large capacity for into multiple virtual machines. Each virtual machine is able to serve the operating system and software independently.
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Traditional systems often shared hosting that we use have many limitations in the applications that run because the user only has user-level permissions as usual. If users want to gain access to more applications and resources it needs to upgrade to a Dedicated Server, this will create a very high budget soared following the dedicated server with the high price of hardware and rental location data center. (more…)
February 15th, 2010 admin Virtual private servers bridge the gap between shared web hosting services and dedicated hosting services , giving independence from other customers of the VPS service in software terms but at less cost than a physical dedicated server. As a VPS runs its own copy of its operating system , customers have superuser -level access to that operating system instance, and can install almost any software that runs on the OS. Certain software does not run well in a virtualized environment, including firewalls, anti-virus clients, and indeed virtualizers themselves; some VPS providers place further restrictions, but they are generally lax compared to those in shared hosting environments.
Due to the number of virtualization clients typically running on a single machine, a VPS generally has limited processor time, RAM , and disk space. Due to their isolated nature, VPSs have become common sandboxes for possibly-insecure public services or update testing. For example, a single physical server might have two virtual private servers running: one hosting the production-level (live) website, and a second which houses a copy of it. When updates to crucial parts of software need to be made, they can be tested in the second VPS, allowing for detailed testing to be conducted without requiring several physical servers. (more…)
