This is fairly simple process and this can be done on any version of Linux that uses Systemd as an Initiator. This will include pretty much all Debian based releases. Redhat based releases and Arch based releases. (Sorry for those Gentoo users who don’t use Systemd). To make this happen all you have to do ..
Category : VPS Hosting
VPSs (Virtual Private Servers) have been around for a while, alongside other hosting options. They can host EVERYTHING from websites to scripts to game servers. A VPS is basically like having your own powerful computer! Everything is in your hands. We make it a lot easier with a stunning VPS control panel with numerous options ..
Users are guaranteed the resources on their VPS hosting account. This means that your account will always be allocated the set amount of RAM, CPU, and Disk Space you’ve chosen regardless of what other users on the server are doing. This allows for greater stability and performance of your website. You also do not share ..
Users of Shared hosting all share the resources on the server their on. There is no guarantee of RAM or CPU with Shared hosting. Shared hosting also does not provide full root access to the server, as opposed to VPS package where users are given full root access to perform commands and make configuration changes ..
The below fields (Hostname, NS1 & NS2) are just there due to our billing system having them there. They are dummy values and have no effect on the provisioning of your VPS. We recommend having the default “ns1 & ns2” for the fields and simply a subdomain of a domain you own (doesn’t have to ..