Confused about the difference between Cloud and VPS hosting? We explain the architectures and which one you should choose.
A traditional Virtual Private Server (VPS) takes one massive physical server (a dedicated node) and slices it into smaller virtual machines. You get dedicated resources (RAM, CPU), but if that physical hardware fails, your VPS goes offline until the hardware is repaired.
Cloud Hosting distributes your resources across a cluster (a network) of physical servers. If one physical server in the cluster experiences a hardware failure, your virtual machine automatically and instantly migrates to another healthy server in the cluster. This creates high availability and redundancy.
At VisiHost, our infrastructure utilizes Cloud-like high-availability storage arrays (Ceph/NVMe) combined with the raw compute power of traditional VPS nodes, giving you the best of both worlds.
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