Russia VPS Hosting

Linux VPS server hosting is a very common hosting solution provided by many server hosting or web hosting companies. But if you are looking to get the best services in this field then it would definitely be a great idea for you to go for the server hosting solutions of Onlive Server. A Linux VPS server can be described as the virtual section of a real-life physical server or machine which is compartmentalized into several smaller virtual units. These virtual units of a large physical server virtualize and emulate the real servers. Each of the virtual units within the Russia VPS environment have their own software or operating system and in the majority of the cases, the users of these servers get full root or super-user level access to the OS. The users of Linux Russia VPS servers also get the flexibility of installing and running the majority of the software programs they prefer without any restrictions on the OS level. A few common questions associated with the use of Linux VPS servers and their answers have been provided below:

Name OS CoreRAM Harddisk Bandwidth IP DC Location Monthly Price
Russia VPS Custom 11 GB30 GB SSDUnlimited1Moscow, Russia$15.00
Russia VPS X 11 GB30 GB SSD1 TB1Moscow, Russia$15.00
Russia VPS Y 22 GB60 GB SSD2 TB1Moscow, Russia$27.00
Russia VPS Z 44 GB120 GB SSD4 TB1Moscow, Russia$51.00

1. Are the resources dedicated or shared for a Linux VPS server?

Memory and CPU are resources that are completely dedicated for a Linux virtual private server. Nevertheless, the bandwidth on a virtual private server is shared with the other users in the same hosting rack and server.

2. What about security updates. How are they taken care of on a Linux virtual private server?

There are basically two kinds of security updates available on a Linux VPS server. They are:

• Operating system security updates: The operating system security on a Linux VPS server are maintained by the hosting provider. This is mainly due to the tight integration between the operating system and the virtualization software. These security updates are generally applied after being duly approved to be used on the VPS server. The customers of Linux VPS servers should never try to install Linux security updates on their virtual private servers. Doing this can result in the instability of their virtual private servers. Linux modules and kernels are also updated by the hosting providers but all the other Linux operating system files and their updates are the sole responsibility of the customers.

Application security updates: Since almost any application can readily be installed on a Linux virtual private server, the owners of these servers are responsible for making sure that the security of the applications is properly maintained. They can do this by using updates from the vendors as and when required.

3. Is data backup needed on a Linux VPS server?

There is no need for the users of Linux VPS servers to arrange for data backups. But the experts still recommend going for data backups. The hosting providers perform off-site backups of their virtual private servers on a regular basis. They even roll back the VPS servers of the users to an earlier backup if required or if necessary. However, it is important for the users to perform their very own off-site and regular backups for critical information.

4. Can the activities of the other server users crash or overload a Linux VPS server?

This is not a possibility especially when you are using a Linux virtual private server. Servers tend to get crashed or overloaded by the activities of the other server users only on shared server hosting environments. In case of VPS servers, there is no crashing or overload caused because of the activities of the other users. This is mainly due to the fact that there is advanced virtualization technology in place. The use of this technology isolates the smaller virtual units on a large physical server from one another. Sophisticated control of resources on a virtual private server also helps in ensuring high levels of server availability.