A server is a sophisticated computer that holds all of the data and files that comprise your website. When someone types your domain name into their web browser, your website is “served up” to the searcher’s screen by that powerful computer.
Now for the virtual side of things: VPS takes advantage of virtualization technology to divide that single strong server we just discussed into several virtual servers. Consider it this way: it is a single piece of physical hardware that performs the operations of numerous distinct servers.

The term “private” means exactly what it sounds like. Because your virtual server is dedicated to you, you will not have to share RAM, CPU, or data with other users.

How Does Virtual Private Server Work?

VPS Hosting provides the experience of a dedicated server while sharing the actual server with other customers.

Using virtualization technology, your web hosting company puts a virtual layer on top of the server’s operating system (OS). This layer divides the server into discrete compartments with virtual barriers, allowing each user to install their own operating system and software.

A VPS is genuinely a private server because it separates your files from other users on the OS level. This means that your website is housed in a secure container with assured server resources such as RAM, storage space, CPU cores, and so on. You are not required to share any of it with others.

VPS Hosting

When you select VPS, other websites will be hosted on the same hardware as yours.
Your website is the sole domain assigned to your virtual compartment. That means you get your own operating system, dedicated storage, a strong CPU, expandable RAM, and unlimited bandwidth.
A VPS provides many of the features of a dedicated server at a lower cost. In summary, VPS hosting can provide you with more bang for your buck.