VPS Hosting in India
Linux & Windows, Managed or Unmanaged

Also available: Java VPS for Tomcat and Spring Boot workloads, cloud dedicated servers when a VPS is no longer enough, and dedicated servers for full bare metal.

A physical server sits in a data centre rack. A hypervisor — VMware, in our case — divides that machine into several independent virtual servers, and one of them is yours. Your CPU cores, your RAM and your NVMe storage are allocated to your VPS and are not handed out to anyone else's workload.

What that gets you in practice is threefold. First, isolation — a badly written script on a neighbouring VPS cannot eat your memory the way it can on shared hosting. Second, control — you get root on Linux or Administrator on Windows, so you install what you like, tune PHP and MySQL yourself, open the ports your application needs, and run services a shared account would never permit. Third, predictability — the resources you pay for are the resources you get, so your response times don't swing with someone else's traffic spike.

The trade-off is responsibility. A VPS is a server, and a server needs patching, monitoring and a firewall. That is precisely the line between our managed and unmanaged plans: on managed, we carry that work; on unmanaged, you do, and you pay less for the same hardware.

Five signs it's time to leave shared hosting

• Your host emails you about CPU or entry-process limits
• Pages slow down at your busiest hour, not your quietest
• You need a PHP extension, a cron interval or a daemon the panel won't allow
• You're running more than a handful of sites on one account
• You need your own IP for email deliverability

If none of those apply, stay on shared hosting — a VPS you don't need is a server you have to think about. Our Linux shared hosting is cheaper and there's no shame in it. And when the largest VPS stops being enough, we'll say so rather than upselling you into a bigger one: at that point a cloud dedicated server or a dedicated server is better value.