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VPS resources are dedicated . VPS is always best in case you have good number of visitors or need custom packages that a normal website service don't provide.
 
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Hosting providers logically create many virtual servers for their clients on a single physical server. So that clients can host websites on their virtual server, this is known as VPS(Virtual Private Server) hosting.

Shared Hosting means a shared server where all websites hosted on the server and share resources with each other.

VPS hosting is costlier than Shared Hosting because of having more features.

Advantages of using VPS over Shared:
  • You will get more disk space, CPU, RAM, Bandwidth, etc.
  • Better stability because activities and operations are not on the same server
  • Takes less time to load a website and thus get high performance for website
  • You will get better flexibility and control because you can install the operating system and Software.
 
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VPS hosting is like that you are living in a flat while shared hosting is like living in a PG. As in PG, if you are living there, you have to share everything, As the same in the way shared hosting has the resources to be shared among the server. In VPS, Resources are shared but it is like living in a flat in which the main door is common but there is a separate door that gives your privacy.

As this is the main difference between VPS & Shared hosting
 
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Though in both VPS and Shared Hosting there are multiple users over a common server network. But in VPS Hosting each user is allotted an individual server. Using the virtualization technology the server is divided into multiple virtual servers with separate resources and operating system.
 
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