You can independently upload your website files, create a database, add and link a domain name to your VPS, and configure a security certificate to ensure a secure connection. Additionally, we will also cover how to create a backup of your website to ensure its recovery in case of a failure.

With a VPS, you purchase fixed server resources for a certain period (e.g., month or year). In contrast, with cloud hosting, you pay for the server resources based on actual usage.

You can host multiple websites on a VPS, but the exact number depends on the server’s resources (CPU, RAM, storage) and the specific requirements of each website.

On a VPS server, you can host a variety of applications and services. Here are some of the most common uses:

1. Websites:

– You can host any number of domains and associated websites, including content management systems (CMS) like WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal.

2. Databases:

– If your website requires a database (e.g., an e-commerce site), you can run databases such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, or MongoDB on the VPS.

3. Web Applications:

– Host web applications built with frameworks and languages like Node.js, Django, Ruby on Rails, or PHP.

4. Email Servers:

– Set up email servers to manage email communications for your domains.

5. Game Servers:

– Host game servers for games like Minecraft, Counter-Strike, or other multiplayer games.

6. Development Environments:

– Use the VPS as a development and testing environment for your software projects.

7. Cloud Storage:

– Configure your VPS to act as a private cloud storage system using solutions like Nextcloud or ownCloud.

8. VPN Servers:

– Set up a VPN to secure your internet connection and access restricted content.