Few posts ago, we discussed, how with SSD VPS Hosting, you could improve website speed. Today we will go one step ahead and discuss the difference between VPS Cloud and VPS SSD.

However, before moving ahead, you should know what VPS SSD is?

VPS SSD:

VPS SSD is a Virtual Private Server supported by a Solid State Drive (SSD). The hosting provider utilizes a physical SSD disk on its physical server in this hosting type. The main advantage of an SSD is that it gives better website speed and performance at lesser power drainage than HDD.

VPS Cloud:

As the name defines, your server is set up across a cloud. The hosting provider combines the scalability of the cloud with VPS to form the VPS cloud. The significant benefit of utilizing the cloud with VPS is that the load is shared between several servers, which guarantees enhanced performance and better website speed.

Pros of VPS Cloud and VPS SSD

Pros of VPS Cloud

• The scalable cloud architecture powers VPS Cloud
• No mechanical failure in VPS Cloud because the visitor can access all the files or data stored on the cloud even in cases where one server go down
• VPS cloud can be scaled immediately even though the boot time of the server is slightly slow.
• You can configure as per your requirements as it offers Unmanaged hosting.

Pro of VPS SSD

• The cost-effective SSD drives power VPS SSD
• As there are no moving parts in SSD, it guarantees low-risk mechanical failure.
• If we talk about boot time, then VPS SSD is faster than VPS Cloud
• Comes with cPanel with managed hosting

Cons of VPS Cloud and VPS SSD

Cons of VPS Cloud

• Even though it is cheaper than VPS SSD, botting speed is slower and takes time.
• VPS cloud’s read/write speed is slower than the VPS SSD
• Only necessary assistance is given; need to add a cPanel add-on

Cons of VPS SSD

• As compared to VPS Cloud, VPS SSD is costlier
• The read speed is faster, but the write speed is slower in VPS SSD
• You can lose your data if a real-time backup is not enabled in VPS SSD. However, the life of VPS SSD is longer.

Which is best suited for your website?

Both VPS Cloud and VPS SSD are a better choice than the classic/traditional VPS, which uses a simple HDD drive for the physical server. However, they both have their own sets of pros and cons. VPS cloud is suited for people who look for a cheaper option or want to make configurations as per their choice, but if you are looking for a hosting that gives faster speed, then VPS SSD is perfect.

At ByteNAP provide VPS SSD and all our VPS Hosting Plans and storage space from 50-320 GB. Additionally, with our SSD VPS Hosting, you get an easy and flexible control panel, easy upgrades, DDoS protection, and many more.

After reading our article, we hope that you might have understood the differences between VPS Cloud and VPS SSD. Moreover, you can opt for SSD VPS Hosting Package that provides supreme hosting at an affordable cost, 100% uptime, and 24/7 local support.