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Virtual Private Servers Definition

The phrase "Virtual Private Server" applies to a virtualization technology, which permits a single physical server machine to be split into a few virtual machines. On a virtual private server, you can work autonomously from the others. You can pick an OS and, owing to the complete server root access you acquire, you can install your own software configurations.

Virtual Private Servers of Your Choice

With Great Website Hosting, you can choose between KVM & OpenVZ based VPS hosting plans. Based on the preferred virtualization technology, your virtual server web hosting plan will come with the SolusVM Admin Panel, which will permit you to reboot your VPS web hosting server at any given time, keep an eye on the resource usage and check your traffic statistics. Moreover, with any of the virtual private servers packages provided by Great Website Hosting, you will get the Hepsia Control Panel for free.

Advanced Managed Services

VPS OVZ 4
2 CPU Cores
4 GB RAM
80 GB Storage
£12.50 / month
VPS OVZ 8
4 CPU Cores
8 GB RAM
160 GB Storage
£24.99 / month
 

If you need assistance in managing your virtual web hosting server, Great Website Hosting provides additional administration services, including weekly backups and Operating System updates, Virtual Private Server monitoring, restarting, custom software installation, script error solving, etc. procedures. All these upgrades are offered during the signup process, but you can also request them from your VPS Plan Manager tool at a later time.

Also, for the sake of clients owning data-rich, dynamic websites, Great Website Hosting offers a state-of-the-art web application accelerator – Varnish Cache, which can be installed in front of any web server that supports the HTTP protocol and configured to cache the content. The web application accelerator will increase your site's loading speed, considerably diminish the load on the server and guarantee a more stable and reliable shared hosting service.