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Understanding CloudLinux, Virtualizor/SolusVM for Hosting

UchihaUchiha Member
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I'm trying to understand CloudLinux, which is used for shared hosting. How is it different from Virtualizor and SolusVM? Can someone explain this in simple terms?

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  • tentortentor Member, Host Rep

    CloudLinux is for shared hosting (websites) and Virtualizor/SolusVM for KVM virtual machines - totally different solutions

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  • UchihaUchiha Member

    @tentor said: totally different solutions

    Are the purposes of both not the same?

  • tentortentor Member, Host Rep
    edited September 2023

    @Uchiha said: Are the purposes of both not the same?

    No - website hosting and virtual machines are totally different services - first one is only for websites, second one is for literally anything (but cheaper than getting a dedicated)

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