What Do Virtual Private Servers Mean?

D and Co. Webify – a well-known web hosting packages provider and an ICANN-certified domain registrar, which is constantly developing and advancing, offers a variety of affordable VPS hosting servers. You can purchase both OpenVZ and KVM VPS accounts.

The OpenVZ operating system-level virtualization technology offers a more effective way to host your sites. This virtualization technology is open source-based, so it will continue to advance.

The KVM VPS hosting platform is more traditional and established, offering a well-tested and secure way to administer your virtual private server.

We offer you cut-price hosting solutions, which come directly from the company, and not from a third party. This helps the hosting provider to maintain low prices and ensures that you will receive the best possible resources for your sites. Albeit these moderate prices, you still get exceptional resources. For example, our OpenVZ VPS servers are more stable than the conventional virtual private servers, since they use advanced NVMes offering faster data transfer speeds, not regular hard disk drives.

You Exercise Total Command over Your VPS Hosting

You have full command over the VPS web server. You receive full server root privileges, so you have everything you require to administer your private virtual server. With D and Co. Webify, you can upgrade immediately without interrupting the service, which is a vital issue to consider regardless of what your site will be. Our inexpensive VPS hosting plans include fast VPS web server hosting account activation and client care services and no subscription taxes. Thus, with us, you get the ideal combination of premium web hosting plans, the newest technology and an outstanding customer care service, which renders the company the right option for your website hosting needs.

Have a glimpse now at the outstanding array of web hosting services available at our website and select the one that suits you best. So, purchase VPS packages from D and Co. Webify now!