The Nexqloud Advantage: When to Use Each Technology

Information about when to use each NexQloud technology

Architectural Comparison: A Side-by-Side View

Side-by-side comparison of architectural approaches

A Complementary, Not Competitive, Relationship

How NexQloud technologies complement rather than compete

Your Partner in Architectural Design

NexQloud's role as a partner in architectural design

Summary: Making the Strategic ChoiceYour Partner in Architectural Design

Strategic guidance for choosing the right architectural approach

NexQloud Knowledge Base

Discover tailored support solutions designed to help you succeed with NexQloud, no matter your question or challenge.

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TOPICS

How a VPS Works: The Power of Virtualization

VPS vs. Other Hosting Models: Finding the Right Fit

Is a VPS the Right Choice for You?

The Nexqloud VPS Advantage: Beyond Basic Hosting

Ideal Use Cases for a VPS

How a VPS Works: The Power of Virtualization

A VPS is made possible by a hypervisor, a software layer installed on the physical server. The hypervisor's job is to abstract the server's resources—CPUs, RAM, storage—and partition them into multiple secure, isolated virtual machines. Each VPS functions as a fully independent server with its own:

Operating System (e.g., Linux or Windows Server)
Allocated resources (CPU cores, RAM, disk space)
Root/administrator access
IP address, ports, and software applications

Your resources are guaranteed and are not affected by the activity of other VPS users on the same physical machine, providing a predictable and stable hosting environment.