A Virtual Private Server (VPS) is a type of hosting service where the physical server is divided into multiple virtual servers. Each VPS has its own operating system and resources, such as CPU, RAM, and disk space, isolated from other virtual servers on the same physical machine. This is a VPS hosted in a cloud environment. In this configuration, the VPS resides within cloud infrastructure, which allows for easier scaling and resource addition as needed. The cloud infrastructure can offer additional benefits such as automatic load balancing and data redundancy.

VPS offers more control and customization since you have your own operating system and resources, while with shared hosting, you share server resources with other users. VPS also provides better performance and security.

The choice depends on your needs. Consider factors such as:

Processor power (CPU): How intensive will your applications be?

Memory (RAM): How much memory is needed for your applications?

Disk space: How much data will you store?

Network bandwidth: What traffic do you expect?

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Setting up a VPS involves installing an operating system, configuring network settings, setting up firewalls, and installing software.

To ensure the security of the VPS, it is important to:

• Regularly update the operating system and software.
• Configure a firewall and antivirus software.
• Use strong passwords and configure SSH keys.
• Perform regular data backups.

If the VPS is running slowly, try the following steps:

• Check the resources (CPU, RAM, disk space) and upgrade your plan if necessary.
• Optimize applications and databases.
• Check for unnecessary processes and services that can be disabled.

Managed VPS includes support and management from the provider, including updates and monitoring. Cloud VPS offers more control but requires you to handle configurations, maintenance, and management.

Cloud VPS hosting offers easy scalability, allowing resource expansion (CPU, RAM, disk space) based on needs through your user panel.

Application and software management can be performed through the command line, a web control panel, or via API, depending on the operating system and software installed on the VPS.

Network settings and IP addresses are typically managed through the VPS control panel or via the command line.

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How to Generate and Use an SSH Key When Ordering a VPS Server

SSH keys provide a secure way to access your server remotely without using passwords. In this article, we’ll show you how to create an SSH key and how to use it when ordering a VPS through the client area.

✅ Step 1: Generate an SSH Key ???? If you're using Linux or macOS:

1. Open your terminal.
2. Enter the following command:

ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "your-email@example.com"

3. Press Enter at each step to accept the default settings.
4. Two files will be created:
   • Private key: ~/.ssh/id_rsa (do not share this with anyone)
   • Public key: ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub (this is the one we’ll use)

???? If you're using Windows:

1. Install Git for Windows or use WSL/PowerShell.
2. Open Git Bash and run the same command as above:

ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "your-email@example.com"

3. Follow the on-screen instructions.

✅ Step 2: Copy the Public SSH Key

Once the key is created, enter:

cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub

Copy the entire line that begins with ssh-rsa (or ssh-ed25519). Example:

ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAACAQ... user@machine ✅ Step 3: Insert the SSH Key in the Client Area

1. When ordering a VPS, you will see an "SSH Key" field.
2. In the "Enter new key" field, paste the copied public key.
3. Proceed with your order as usual.

✅ Step 4: Access the Server via SSH

Once your VPS is active, you can connect via SSH as follows:

ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa root@your-server-ip

If you set a passphrase during key creation, it will be requested during connection.

ℹ️ Notes

• If you don't enter an SSH key, you will receive standard login credentials (username and password) via email.
• SSH keys offer increased security and easier server management.
• Never share your private key (id_rsa).