A Virtual Private Server (VPS) is a type of web hosting that provides a virtualized server environment. It operates as a dedicated server within a shared hosting infrastructure, offering greater flexibility, control, and performance compared to traditional shared hosting while being more cost-effective than a dedicated server.

VPS hosting leverages virtualization technology to partition a single physical server into multiple isolated virtual servers. Each virtual server runs its own operating system, has dedicated resources (such as CPU, RAM, and storage), and operates independently of other virtual servers on the same physical machine. This setup provides users with a hosting environment similar to a dedicated server but at a fraction of the cost.

Unmanaged VPS hosting provides a virtual private server with full root access, but the server setup, maintenance, and troubleshooting are entirely the user’s responsibility.

It’s ideal for users with technical expertise or developers who need complete control over their server environment and can manage server administration tasks independently.

You are responsible for installing the operating system, configuring the server, setting up applications, managing security, performing updates, and troubleshooting any issues.

Support is limited to network and hardware issues. All server configurations, software installations, and maintenance are managed by the user.

Yes, as long as it’s compatible with the server and within the hosting provider’s terms of service.

For unmanaged VPS hosting, you’ll need to resolve software or configuration issues on your own. However, hardware-related issues can be reported, and our team will address them.

The server is as secure as you configure it. You are responsible for implementing and maintaining all security measures, such as firewalls, updates, and backups.

Yes, most unmanaged VPS hosting plans are scalable, allowing you to increase resources like CPU, RAM, and storage as needed.

Backups are typically not included with unmanaged VPS hosting. You are responsible for setting up and maintaining your own backups.

You can install any control panel compatible with your server, such as cPanel, Plesk, or open-source alternatives like Webmin, based on your preferences.