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When you decide to launch a new site, you will need a hosting provider who will provide you with resources on the server. Your hosting provider stores all your files, resources and databases on a server. Whenever someone enters your domain name into their browser's address bar, your host will transfer all the files it needs to service the request.
A server is a physical computer that runs non-stop so that your site is available all the time to those who want to visit it. Hosting is responsible for keeping the server running, protecting it from malicious attacks, and transferring your content (text, images, files) from the server to your visitors' browsers.
TYPES OF HOSTING
VIRTUAL HOSTING
For regular projects: landing page, business card, light shops
CLOUD HOSTING
For projects that
high uptime is critical
VPS (VDS)
For loaded
projects
DEDICATED SERVER
For highly visited
loaded sites
MORE ABOUT HOSTING TYPES
VIRTUAL HOSTING
Shared hosting is the easiest and cheapest way to host a website on the web.
Another name for such hosting is shared, which means shared. The term reflects the principle of such hosting: customers share the resources of the processor and RAM. At the same time, everyone gets a separate account with a client panel, a small area of \u200b\u200bmemory for storing files and a few percent of the computing power for processing them.
CLOUD HOSTING
Cloud hosting is a newer technology for implementing hosting. Several servers combine capacities into a single cluster, creating a cloud system - and hosting is distributed from there.
The system is flexible and reliable because the servers insure each other. If one computer fails, its data will be duplicated by other machines. This reduces the risk of losing the site due to technical failures.
Cloud hosting provides analogues of virtual and VPS hosting with similar disk volume and capacity. At the same time, the technology allows you to connect an unlimited number of servers and expand hosting as long as the provider itself has enough resources.
VPS (VDS)
VPS (virtual private server - virtual private server) is a dedicated section of a real server that simulates a standalone computer. With the help of virtualization, a physical machine is divided into several parts, each of which works as a separate server. One very powerful computer can host several dozen virtual servers.
How is VPS different from shared hosting? For their implementation, different technologies are used. To give a simple analogy, then virtual hosting — is one shared computer that stores many password-protected folders. Each user has his own folder, he knows the password only from it and can work exclusively in it. VPS — this is your own separate computer, but not real, but virtual — located inside a real physical server next to other virtual computers.
On a virtual server, you can not only host websites, but also store massive working files, install resource-intensive software, organize control centers for various services.
DEDICATED SERVER
A dedicated server, or, as it is also called, a physical one, is a whole computer that the user rents completely. The client can install any programs on it and deploy any projects. In fact, the tenant is not limited by anything other than legislation and the physical capabilities of the server - and they are huge.
This is the most powerful and expensive of all types of hosting, which is taken for large projects - marketplaces, file hosting, social networks, video hosting. They are also used for the operation of security systems, banks, transport networks and other tasks for which high performance equipment is important.