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How Does VPS Hosting Work? Your provider sets up a thin layer of virtualization over an operating system that the server operates. That layer partitions the server and gives each user the capability to install an operating system and software. Because of that fact, a VPS is virtual but at the same time private since you are in full control over it, being separated from the rest of the users at the level of the OS. The technology of VPS is somewhat similar to creating partitions on your computer when one intends to run more than one operating system, say, Windows and Linux, without a reboot. Running a VPS lets you set up your website in a secured container with guaranteed resources that you are not under obligation to share with other users. Well, in virtual server hosting, you get to have similar root-level access as in a dedicated server, but at much lesser costs. It could be one of the finest options if you want to choose a server in the context of web-based projects that are from small to large sizes. You also get to work with an operating system that you're used to, considering you use one on your computer in the case of Windows. That would make the setting up of servers and the administration of systems relatively easy, since the ability to work with a graphical user interface remotely is just about the same as working on one's own computer. Plus, you save time from not needing to learn a new system, so you can get to work ASAP.