What are the Differences between Cloud & VDS?

Cloud VDS is a cloud-based service and virtual server resources are hosted on cloud infrastructure, which is a network of physical servers. This means that resources can be dynamically scaled and increased or decreased at will. Thanks to this scalability, users can easily adjust server resources according to their needs and have a flexible structure. In addition, even in the event of a physical server failure, it is possible to back up data and quickly move it to another physical server, thanks to cloud-based solutions. VDS is a traditional virtual server solution. This is a structure where multiple virtual servers are hosted on a single physical server. Each virtual server shares its resources with the others, and therefore performance degradation may occur in cases of overload on a server. While VDS can often provide a reasonable cost advantage for small businesses or individual users, it may not provide sufficient scalability and flexibility for high-traffic or large-scale projects.