VPS provides dedicated resources (CPU, RAM, storage) and better performance, while shared hosting shares resources with other users, which may cause slower speeds and limited customization.

VPS offers dedicated resources, improved performance, enhanced security, scalability, full root access, and customization options, making it ideal for growing businesses or resource-intensive applications.

VPS is ideal for businesses needing more control, reliability, and performance than shared hosting. It’s perfect for e-commerce sites, applications, and websites with moderate to high traffic.

Yes, VPS hosting is scalable. You can easily increase CPU, RAM, and storage as your business grows without downtime or data loss.

Managed VPS includes technical support, updates, and maintenance handled by the provider, while unmanaged VPS gives you full control, requiring you to manage the server yourself.

 VPS provides dedicated resources on a shared server, while dedicated hosting gives you an entire physical server. VPS is more affordable but slightly less powerful.

You can host websites, applications, databases, e-commerce stores, game servers, and more, with full control over software and configurations.