Additional RAM
What exactly does ?additional RAM? signify? How do you assign extra RAM memory to your virtual or dedicated hosting server?
The more physical memory your Virtual Private Server has, the more applications you shall be able to run simultaneously. Some pieces of software require plenty of RAM even if nothing else is running on the web server, even though they might not require high Processor speeds or loads of disk space. If your hosting server runs out of memory, it shall stop responding and the sites and the offline apps you host on it will not work effectively, as their software components won't load since there won't be any free memory. In this light, we offer a RAM upgrade for our VPS packages, so if you discover that your web server is close to the limit, you'll be able to make the most of this upgrade without upgrading the whole plan and paying for resources which you won't use. This way, you'll be able to guarantee the proper performance of your scripts and stop stressing that your site visitors shall see errors or will be unable to open your Internet sites at all.
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Additional RAM in VPS Web Hosting
More physical memory could be added to any of the
Linux VPS web hosting packages we offer, including the top-end ones, so your sites will work correctly at all times. The upgrade can be acquired both on the order page and within the billing area, so you may add it whenever you require it: before your web server is ready - provided you know your Internet sites will require additional memory, or after the machine is operational - in the event that you notice that the default memory is not enough for all the Internet sites to function properly. In the second situation, the amount of RAM which you order will be added to the current configuration with no action required on your end and without any Virtual Private Server shutdown or restart, so there will be no downtime for your websites. The upgrade can be purchased in increments of 128 MB and you will be able to add as much memory as you need, due to the fact that the physical machines have sufficient resources to allow the virtual servers to be upgraded substantially.