VPS.NET VPS Cloud Server Review

VPS.NET VPS Cloud Server Review:

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VPS.net is the original VPS cloud, providing high availability VPS web hosting to customers in the UK and USA.VPS.NET system is a cloud, not a standard VPS setup, the cloud has never had a complete failure, so uptime for the system in general is 100%. VPS.NET has won the WebHostingBaby and FindMyHost Editors’ Choice Award are honest, reliable, and excel in all area’s – most importantly technical support. VPS.NET is worth investigating for your next Web Hosting experience.

1. VPS.NET VPS Pricing Review:

VPS.NET VPS Hosting pricing from $20/mo (yes, less than $1/day) with a 0.6GHz dedicated CPU, 376MB dedicated RAM, 10GB disk space and 1,000 GB of monthly datatransfer. VPS.NET biggest plan is “20 Nodes” while pricing at $260/mo with a 12GHz dedicated CPU, 7,520MB dedicated RAM, 200GB Web Space and 20TB Bandwidth.

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2. VPS.NET VPS Support/Services Review:

You can reach VPS.NET 24*7*365 via Live Chat or by phone at:
Toll free: 877-829-2788
International: +1-435-213-2498
UK number: +44(0)3300882672

You are always can be answered at several minutes and you problems also be resoved soon, vps.net services has seemed stable thus far, and customer support is truly awesome. If you have a question, all you need to do is send a quick message on Twitter to Ditlev Bredahl, the CEO of the UK2 Group. He participates actively in the VPS.net community forum, along with the rest of the people at the hosting provider.

3. VPS.NET VPS Cloud Server Coupon Review

VPS.NET Cloud Hosting Review:

1. VPS.NET Plan/Pricing Review

VPS.NET Cloud Hosting includes 3 plans: the Business, Pro and the High-Traffic plan while the corresponding pricing is $20/mo, $65/mo and $160/mo with an Average 25k visitors, 125k visitors and 500k visitors affordability per month.

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2. VPS.NET Supporting/Services Review

I would certainly recommend VPS.net to anyone who need a superb hosting that outgrown shared hosting. Between their flexible resource node model and their excellent customer service, they’re definitely worth considering.

Why Choose VPS.NET?

  • 1. VPS.NET is a part of the UK2Group, in web hosting business for nearly 20 year and highly profitable, its VPS system is a cloud, not a standar portion of a server.
  • 2. Cloud Hosting is the Future.
  • 3. 60 day Money-back Guarantee.
  • 4. Fully Redundant, Distributed DNS.
  • 5. Spam-free Network.
  • 6. All of vps.net Cloud Storage Units are powered by 48 drives in RAID10 and then replicated real time via Multipath I/O to give you a total of 96 drives of full redundancy.
  • 7. VPS.NET use CPanel.
  • 8. Free Incoming Migrations.
  • 9. Faster Webserver & Right to Refuse Service.
  • 10. True Multi-domain Hosting and be online in minutes.

What’s the differences between VPS.NET VPS Cloud Server and Cloud Hosting?

VPS.NET cloud hosting is a product they have been launched in May 2011. A VPS.NET cloud hosting product is essentially created a shared hosting product that can be got from any web hosting company, and then combined that with their cloud infrastructure. What you get is a shared hosting account that is built off of the cloud, which means it’s easily scalable, while also having extremely good redundancy, as there are multiple servers available for your site to run on.

What makes this different from their cloud server is the cloud servers require you to administrate the web server. Their cloud servers are like a private web server for your specific website. Where they’re advantageous over the cloud hosting is they have a bit more flexibility, in that you can configure the server in fashion you need, while also being able to handle more traffic.

If you’re running just a basic website, the cloud hosting will likely work out tremendously well for you. If you have a site that requires a unique setup, or a site that receives a significant amount of traffic, then the cloud servers can suit your site well.

What makes VPS.Net different from other VPS?

Instead of simply partitioning a physical server into slices and selling them as virtual servers, VPS.net has what they call a “Virtual Private Server Cloud.” They break their infrastructure into “nodes,” which are blocks of resources (256MB of RAM, 10GB storage, 250GB transfer, and a certain CPU share) that you can pool together in various ways to create custom virtual machines.

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