\nThe following is my understanding; any platform might have their own definitions.<\/p>\n
\nWith shared hosting, likely the cheapest, a single server is shared by multiple websites.<\/p>\n
\nNext up is cloud hosting: a website’s resources are distributed over various servers. One advantage might be the ability to stage some of its most often-requested content on more than one, facilitating faster access as well as file redundancy .<\/p>\n
\nUp from there is virtual private server, or VPS hosting: in this scenario, a website lives on a virtual server, which is a partition of a physical one. However, said virtual server has its own resources within that partition.<\/p>\n
\nDedicated hosting means the client’s website has its own physical server.<\/p>\n
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