Additional RAM
In case you have a resource-consuming application running on your web server, you can benefit from some additional RAM. Learn how you can promptly add more RAM to your server.
The more physical memory your Virtual Private Server has, the more apps you will be able to run at the same time. Some programs require loads of RAM even when nothing else is running on the hosting server, even though they might not demand high Central processing unit speeds or loads of disk space. If your server runs out of memory, it will stop responding and the sites and the offline programs you host on it shall not function adequately, as their software components shall not load since there will not be any free memory. In this light, we offer a RAM upgrade for our Virtual private server solutions, thus if you discover that your web server is close to the limit, you may take full advantage of this upgrade without upgrading the whole package and paying for system resources that you won't use. This way, you can guarantee the proper operation of your scripts and stop stressing that your visitors will see errors or will be unable to open your websites at all.
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Additional RAM in VPS Web Hosting
You could take advantage of the RAM upgrade at any time with any of our
virtual private server packages. If you know beforehand that you'll need more memory, you may add it during the VPS order process with a few mouse clicks. In case you need RAM once your hosting server is working, you shall be able to add the required amount just as quickly through your billing CP. Because our system is convenient, you shall have the opportunity to purchase memory in increments of 128 MB, therefore you'll be able to get as much as you need at any moment and you may add RAM as often as needed in case the first upgrade isn't satisfactory. There will always be free memory on the physical server where your virtual server is created, as we make certain that the unused resources will be enough for any Virtual Private Server account to be upgraded substantially, irrespective if the upgraded element is the disk space, the physical memory, etc.