Performance under control
Dedicated resources reduce performance risks caused by noisy neighbors on shared hosting.
Key topics
- dedicated server
- business VPS
- server colocation
- store hosting
- server infrastructure
Technical guides
The guides below compare VPS, dedicated servers and colocation through measured workload, administrative ownership and continuity requirements.
Data center and network
Business projects depend on power, connectivity, monitoring, backups and incident procedures.
From hosting to server
When shared hosting is not enough, migrate to VPS or dedicated infrastructure with a tested cutover plan.
Common questions
When do I need a dedicated server?
When a project needs consistent performance, configuration control, stronger isolation or custom software.
How is VPS different from a dedicated server?
A VPS is an isolated environment on a shared physical server. A dedicated server gives one customer the whole machine.
Is colocation useful for smaller companies?
Yes, when the company owns hardware or needs a specific infrastructure architecture.