VPS: Resources are shared among multiple users on the same physical server.
VDS: Offers dedicated resources such as CPU, RAM, and storage.
VPS: Although resources are partitioned, the underlying hardware is shared.
VDS: Provides complete isolation from other users on the server.
VPS: More economical in most cases, which qualifies it for small- to medium-sized projects.
VDS: Generally, more expensive due to the dedicated resources and higher level of isolation.
VPS: Performance may vary depending on other users' actions on the server.
VDS: Offers consistent performance since resources are dedicated. It is excellent for applications with high-performance requirements.
VPS: Offers control over the virtual environment but may have limitations on customization compared to VDS.
VDS: Provides greater control over the server environment, allowing for customization at the operating system and kernel level.