Tugas ASJ VPS Kelas XII
NAMA :Rama,Iksal
KELAS :XII TKJ 1
C.Virtual Private Server
A Virtual Private Server (VPS) is a virtualized server that acts like a dedicated physical server, but it is hosted on a physical machine that is shared with other VPS instances. Essentially, a VPS is a partitioned portion of a physical server, offering its own operating system, resources (like CPU, RAM, and storage), and the ability to install and configure software as needed, all while sharing the host server’s hardware resources with other VPS instances.
Key Features of a VPS:
Root Access (Admin Control): VPS provides you with root (administrator) access, allowing you to install, configure, and manage any software and services you want, just like a dedicated server.
Dedicated Resources: While a VPS shares the physical machine with other VPS instances, each VPS is allocated specific resources (CPU, RAM, disk space) that are not shared with others.
Isolation: VPS instances are isolated from one another, meaning that the activities or performance of other VPSs on the same host won't impact yours.
Customization: You can customize the software environment, security settings, and configurations to suit your needs. This is not possible with shared hosting, where you have less control over the server.
Scalability: VPS services are generally scalable, meaning you can upgrade your resources (e.g., more RAM, storage, or CPU) as your needs grow, without needing to move to a new server.
Cost-Effective: VPS hosting is typically more affordable than renting a dedicated server, making it a good middle ground between shared hosting (which has limited control) and dedicated hosting (which can be expensive).
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