Linux VPS runs on the Linux operating system, which is open-source and offers various distributions like Ubuntu, CentOS, and Debian.
Windows VPS operates on Microsoft's proprietary Windows operating system.
Linux VPS solutions tend to be more cost-effective. Since Linux is open-source and free, there are usually no licensing fees associated.
Windows VPS’s licensing can contribute to higher costs.
Linux VPS requires a certain level of familiarity with the command line interface, making it more suitable for users comfortable with Linux commands.
Windows VPS offers a graphical user interface (GUI), making it more accessible for users accustomed to a Windows environment.
Linux VPS is well-suited for hosting a wide range of open-source applications, web servers, and development environments.
Windows VPS is better for applications developed with Microsoft technologies, such as .NET frameworks, ASP.NET, and MSSQL databases.
Linux VPS is generally considered more secure due to its open-source nature.
Windows VPS requires regular updates and security patches, but Microsoft provides robust security measures.