Who Needs to Use a VPS? - Deepstash

Who Needs to Use a VPS?

  • A virtual private server is usually a good choice for growing websites that don't quite need the resources of a dedicated server.
  • Shared hosting is a great place to start out when building a new website, especially if you aren't sure how much traffic you'll be dealing with or what kind of resources you'll need. If you notice that your shared hosting is slowing down website page load times, then that's usually a good hint that it's time to move up to a VPS.
  • Another good reason to step up to a VPS is if you have any concerns about security issues. Most decent web hosts put measures in place to secure your data on shared hosting, but a virtual private server will always be more secure.

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