In its English translation, VDS stands for Virtual Dedicated Server. The virtual system however is the server system that is created by the allocated resources. This method is more efficient and effective than other technologies that involve virtualization. Resources such as Ram, CPU and Disk, which are dispensed from the primary server, are within physical boundaries. The resource that is given to a user and leaves the system is not available to other users. For instance, when you purchase a server and request for 8 Gigabytes of RAM, even if you do not use the 8 Gigabytes of RAM, the RAM will be assigned to you and dropped out of the system. In other systems, when users are finished with their assigned resources, those resources can be occupied by other users, which ends up slowing down the service for everyone.

Once the orders for VDS / VPS servers are confirmed, the installation is done on the same and the server is handed over.

There are certain fixed aspects of shared hosting servers that cannot be altered. Hence, one can modify and customize the virtual server for use in her different projects as she pleases. The arrangement of the server is client based rather than server based.

It entirely hinges on the number of visitors that you have on your website and how much of its resources you utilize. Even if you have one site or even several dozens of them, if you are focusing on the optimization in a right way, you can host your sites with average daily 5K and 15K hits on different packages. The lower the load of your sites on the server, the higher your performance ratio will be at that level.