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Words like shared hosting, VPS and dedicated servers are thrown around with wanton abandon, but there’s considerable difference between each, and a lack of understanding can be fatal for your online presence.

There are two fundamental methodologies of deploying a server. The first is to host it by yourself. This is a far more complicated and involved process, and involves not just hunting after the right hardware to deploy your server, but also ensures its maintenance and upkeep. Even after all that, you are also responsible for the operating system as well as all the software that’s installed on the  server, and have to ensure the safety and security of your data. 

When you’re looking to launch a new website, two of the most important decisions you’ll need to make first are to choose:

• Your domain name. The domain name is your website’s address.
• Where you’re going to host your website. The web host is the place where all of your website files are located.

There are different types of hosting services available. In this blog post, we’ll be diving into two types of web hosting and the difference between the two: shared hosting and managed WordPress hosting for agencies.

What is Shared WordPress Hosting?

WPForms defines shared hosting as “a web hosting solution where your website shares the resource of a single web server with a number of websites. And the main advantage of using such a service is they’re available at an affordable…

Setting up your own website can be a great first step for your business. Offering an online option will appeal to more customers, and word of mouth will quickly spread about you. In terms of web hosting options, you will likely find that a VPS is a good intermediary between the three that are readily available. You will then need to decide if you are going to go with a managed vs. unmanaged VPS. We will be examining the differences between the two to make your decision a little clearer.

What is VPS?

There are three main types of web hosting that are available for your website. Shared hosting is the first, and usually the cheapest option. It involves hundreds of different websites sharing the same server and resources, such as CPU time, memory, and disk space. This tends to be what…