Windows Hosting Cases Study

When you develop and launch a website, you need storage, bandwidth, CPU, and more resources. This is why Web Hosting services exist, they provide the resources necessary for you to run your [...]

A VPS is a virtualized server that provides users with a dedicated and isolated portion of a server’s resources, such as CPU, memory, and storage. It’s a hosting plan that sits [...]

Understanding the stakes and recognizing the differences between Standard, Essentials, and Datacenter versions is crucial when selecting the appropriate Windows Server edition for your company or [...]

A VPS, or a virtual private server, is the virtual machine that runs on your Windows system, and its security is paramount, as with any other virtual server configurations. It involves several [...]

One of the most asked question a client is asking is why the Windows VPS are more expensive than Linux VPS for similar and comparable resources specifications. There are several clear [...]

One famous misconception is to confuse the terms VDS and VPS. In the hosting terminology, there is a technical difference between the two. VPS stands for Virtual Private Server while VDS stands [...]

One of the pitfalls of acronyms is how close and confusing they are. It is often that VPN and VPS are being confused with one another.  They aren’t even to be compared with one another as [...]

You are a proud owner of a Windows VPS with us and you are wondering whether you need to upgrade your VPS or even troubleshoot some situations you are facing, this article is made for you. Upon [...]

RDP and VPS are both acronyms in relation to the web hosting & server industry. RDP stands for Remote Desktop Protocol while VPS stands for Virtual Private Server. We will see that the 2 [...]