A VPS Server is the reasonable web hosting choice for your domains when more system resources are needed. VPS takes of the virtualization technologies to partition physical servers into several virtual machines. Virtual Private Server Hosting is the future of modern hosting as it provides the power and functionality of a high-end dedicated server but at a much lower price. Main virtualization technologies used including Vmware, OpenVZ and XEN etc. By purchasing a VPS hosting package, you get a 100% individual machine with your own dedicated CPU and RAM, and mostly root access to the hosting server. Each Virtual Server can run under its own operating system (Windows server, CentOS and other Linux distributions) or have custom configurations of its own.

Should you need more speed and performance you can also consider switching to an ssd-powered VPS package which has the same advantages as a VPS but offers faster performance due to the presence of SSD hard drives. VPS SSD is highly recommended for websites that use a lot of disk caching, for example WordPress websites with the w3 Total Cache plugin

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Unmetered hosting is generally offered with no limit on the amount of data-transferred on a fixed bandwidth line. Usually, unmetered hosting is offered with 10 Mbit/s, 100 Mbit/s or 1000 Mbit/s (with some as high as 10Gbit/s). This means that the customer is theoretically able to use ~3 TB on 10 Mbit/s or up to ~300 TB on a 1000 Mbit/s line per month, although in practice the values will be significantly less. In a virtual private server, this will be shared bandwidth and a fair usage policy should be involved. Unlimited hosting is also commonly marketed but generally limited by acceptable usage policies and terms of service. Offers of unlimited disk space and bandwidth are always false due to cost, carrier capacities and technological boundaries.[3]