Difference Between Virtual Server and Reseller Server

A virtual server is a hosting environment that provides a dedicated virtual machine with its own set of resources, such as CPU, RAM, and storage. It is a type of hosting where multiple virtual servers are running on a single physical server, but each virtual server works independently and has its own operating system and functionality. Virtual servers are suitable for hosting small to medium-sized websites or applications that require less computing resources.

A reseller server, on the other hand, is a dedicated server that is rented by a hosting provider to an individual or company, who then resells the server space to their clients. The reseller can divide the server space into smaller hosting accounts and allocate specific resources to each account. The reseller server is suitable for web developers, designers, or agencies who want to offer hosting services to their clients without having to manage the infrastructure themselves.