| The operation and management of VPS is identical to stand-alone server | |
| Each VPS has its own processes, users, files and provides full root access. | |
| Each VPS can have its own IP addresses, port numbers, tables, filtering and routing rules. | |
| Each VPS can have its own system configuration files and can install software and application which will not be affected by other VPS system. | |
| Each VPS can have its own versions of system libraries or modify existing ones. | |
| For Example: Multiple distributions of Linux can reside on the same physical server. | |
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| Quality of Service to provide dedicated SLAs for each VPS | |
| Standard: Includes CPU, disk space and network I/O guarantees | |
| Unique: Guarantees on memory - user and kernel, physical and virtual | |
| Unique: Guarantees on disk I/O and many other critical resources (over 20). | |
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| Virtual Private Servers (VPS) is not a Virtual Machine (VM)! | |
| Runs only the same OS as root OS - Linux on Linux, Windows on Windows | |
| 10-100 times better efficiency, dynamic QoS changes for LB and more | |
| The new system (no software is installed) after start up consumes only about 20MB RAM (Linux) or 75MB RAM (Windows 2003) | |
VPS runs off-the-shelf software without any changes
