VPS vs Shared Hosting Plan

[edisonthomas]

Hello there,
Could you tell me who will win during the battle between VPS and Shared hosting plan?
Thank you for Any tips

 

[hynds]

You can read this post to know more detail and exactly what you want. These include Free hosting, Shared hosting, Reseller hosting, VPS and Dedicated server. Each will include 2 parts: Pros and Cons. View here

Good luck to you,

 

[IWHost]

Let's Differentiate Shared and VPS hosting

A VPS gives you full root access and your site achieves a complete operational opportunity and freedom like dedicated hosting plan. One the other hand in Shared web hosting your host provide you a limited space in a server that is being shred with many other users.

You may differentiate shared and VPS hosting well if you explore this particular graphical Article. Those users who want to get suggestion about best and reliable Virtual server can get it from: How VPS is Better then Shared Web Hosting
Here is link: islamabadwebhosting (dot) blogspot (dot) com/2016/04/how-vps-hosting-is-better-than-shared.html

 

[Atia]

Choosing the right host is no easy task. Feeling overwhelmed, confused, and a bit lost are perfectly normal reactions when faced with having to decide the right level of service. Even with considerable experience, it can be difficult to choose from among the overwhelming number of options out there. For more detail read here
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Shared Hosting - Web Hosting Plan Guide

 

[christy]

it depend, on webhosting.. i have used profesional shared hosting in hawkhost, hostgator.. it can beat 1 GB RAM and 1 CPU Digital ocean..
DO 10 $ can't handle my site with W3 total cache having 10 k daily visitors.. but shared hosting in hawkhost and hostgator can.

i think it depend on resouce of VPS and CPU they used

 

[ypson]

Depends, personally I use both for different purposes. On a VPS which I keep without control panels and other fluff you would have issues giving access to "strangers", that is, if you sell sites, eventually you have to provide the new owner with the credentials for them to move the site, you don't want to give access to your VPS.

That's where shared and reseller accounts come in handy, as you can compartmentalize each site and provide the needed access without security worries.

In terms of performance, a VPS would likely perform better but without details about the configuration of the shared and vps accounts, there would be no guarantees.