VPS

What is VPS?

A VPS is a server hosted in a virtually isolated environment. This means that multiple users can be independently available on the same hardware; while VPS offers the features of a dedicated server, it tends to be more expensive than shared hosting in terms of cost.

A unique feature of VPS is the ability to manage access rights and configure applications independently. This allows for improved security and the installation of unique applications. VPS also offers a high degree of freedom and can be customized as needed.

Before choosing a VPS...

Learn the basics of VPS.

It is very important to learn the basics before signing up for a VPS.

Choosing the right VPS: A VPS has resources such as CPU, memory, storage, and bandwidth. It is important to identify the resources needed for your business and choose the right VPS. By learning the basics, you can choose the best VPS for your company.

Let's learn about VPS pricing plans

VPSs vary in performance and functionality depending on the price plan. Knowing the structure of price plans and why they are expensive and why they are inexpensive is important knowledge for using the best VPS.

Find a VPS vendor

After learning the basics of VPS, the next step is to know "what kind of vendors are offering VPS services" in order to choose a VPS.

Let's learn about the features, price plans, functions, etc. of each VPS vendor.

Let's actually sign up for a VPS!

If this is your first VPS, "Try a free VPS" is the way to go.

Some VPS vendors and cloud server providers including VPS offer free plans and free trial periods.

You can actually experience what VPS is like, how well it performs, and how easy it is to use by trying it for free.

How to choose a VPS to sign this contract

The first question that comes to mind when thinking about signing a VPS contract is "Which VPS vendor and which plan should I choose?" This is because, unlike rental servers and server-less systems, a VPS can be used for a variety of purposes.

Unlike rental servers and server-less systems, VPS can be used for a variety of purposes, so the cost performance and comfort will vary depending on how you choose.

Let's operate a VPS

Troubleshooting VPS

VPS can present problems in configuration and administration. By learning the basics, you can identify and resolve the causes of problems.

Increase the security of your VPS.

VPS is connected to the Internet and therefore exposed to security threats. By learning the basics, you can take security measures and use your VPS safely.

Back up your VPS.

VPS requires you to create backups to protect your data. Learning the basics will help you understand how to back up your data and prevent data loss.

Optimizing VPS Performance

VPSs perform differently depending on the resources used. By learning the basics, you can understand how to optimize resource usage and optimize VPS performance.