Understanding Dedicated Servers
Dedicated servers play a crucial role in the world of web hosting. Unlike shared hosting, where multiple users share the same server resources, dedicated servers are used by a single client. This means all resources are at the client’s disposal, leading to increased performance and customization options.
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Code editor on monitor A dedicated server is a physical server exclusively rented by an individual or organization. It provides full control over server resources including CPU, RAM, storage, and bandwidth. This server is not shared with any other users, eliminating concerns about shared resource limitations and enhancing security and reliability.
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Jennifer Walsh
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Senior Cloud Solutions Architect with 12 years of experience in AWS, Azure, and GCP. Jennifer has led enterprise migrations for Fortune 500 companies and holds AWS Solutions Architect Professional and DevOps Engineer certifications. She specializes in serverless architectures, container orchestration, and cloud cost optimization. Previously a senior engineer at AWS Professional Services.
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