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January 12, 2021

Well the major difference between the two are the location of the node points of the server. In shared cloud servers, all the server nodes are present in a shared environment where everyone utilizes the server resources from a single location. As a result, the resources are commonly distributed among the nodes. Whereas, when you’ve launched your website in a vps (virtual private server), your node is present in a shared environment which is the cloud network but you’ve a dedicated space & hence, dedicated server resources. In shared cloud servers, when traffic increases on one of the websites, you experience a degradation of your website performance. It’s because somebody else starts cashing up on your server resources. Whereas, when you have a vps server, you don’t have to worry about such concerns. It’s because in a VPS server environment, you get dedicated space & resources to handle the load.
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