[Sulps]

what's the!! Difference between Dedicated server and VPS

[iiFarrow]

VPS has a lot of servers running on one server and a dedicated one is only for you.
EDIT: Sorry I was wrong on the second.

[denom]

Dedicated server can create a lot of vps and Vps is just single...

Well dedicated server has the real you called RAM
VPS haves the ram with the swap..

@Above.
You wrong... Dedicated server is the one where vps is hosted... vps is a server created on a dedicated server

[Potassium]

Quote:

Originally Posted by iiFarrow VPS has a lot of servers running on one server and a dedicated one is only for you.

Quote:

Originally Posted by denom Dedicated server can create a lot of vps and Vps is just single... Well dedicated server has the real you called RAM VPS haves the ram with the swap.. @Above. You wrong... Dedicated server is the one where vps is hosted... vps is a server created on a dedicated server

[KingHual]

Quote:

Originally Posted by denom Dedicated server can create a lot of vps and Vps is just single... Well dedicated server has the real you called RAM VPS haves the ram with the swap.. @Above. You wrong... Dedicated server is the one where vps is hosted... vps is a server created on a dedicated server

VPS haves the what with the who?

[Revo]

the difference between vps is that its virtual and dedicated is not virtual e.g. it exists on the planet

[denom]

@Above.. Is the better explaination also ask Prof.****** he almost know all things that existed in internet and real life or in history.. almost all XD

[Mauzen]

A VPS is a Virtual Private Server, a simulated machine running on a big server with several other VPS's. RAM and CPU are shared with other people, though got limits, so VPS dont block each others too hard.

Dedicateds originally were physical machines, so a physical server just for you. However, today servers are strong enough, so dedicateds usually also are virtual machines, just with higher performance, and stricter limits, so dedicateds on one server dont steal each others performance.

[NewerthRoleplay]

A VPS is effectively a VM if you've ever ran a OS inside of another OS using a tool such as VMWare. Your hardware is not dedicated to you and you only. And a dedicated server has fully dedicated hardware. Meaning your resources for the system is not shared with other people.

Sorry if this doesn't make sense, quite tired!

[linuxthefish]

If you get a KVM (kernal visualization), then you don't have to worry about being effected by other people's boxes as much. Many people call them "semi dedicated", but it's still virtual.

Now it's easier to buy one large server and virtual everything than it is to buy lots of smaller boxes, depending on what you are running...