VDS vs VPS

VPS  

VDS 

It is a VM on top of physical server that hosts VPS instances and shares host machine resources.   It provides remote dedicated server. 
VPS is a server that is configured to host multiple server instances.   VDS instance takes up entire server.  
It is more cost-effective as compared to VDS. It is less cost-effective as compared to VPS.  
It usually offers some scalability and predominant convenience as compared to VDS.   It does not offer scalability and predominant convenience.  
It uses OpenVZ technology where OpenVZ is basically virtualization on OS level and its main advantage is speed of work.   It uses KVM technology that allows installing OS for visitors and VNC, that allows running virtual server like part of desktop computer.
In hosting terminology, virtual machines created with OS level virtualization is known as VPS. In hosting terminology, virtual machines created with paravirtualization is known as VDS.  
It offers less functionality as compared to VDS.   It offers better level of functionality as compared to VPS. 
Its operation is managed and controlled by OS.  Its operation is managed and controlled by server hardware. 
It has multi-tenant environment i.e., client has sole access to virtual private server environment, but they share hardware with two or more clients.  It has single-tenant environment i.e., only one client has access to hardware.  
It is good for low load tasks such as to connect remote desktops and collective work with office applications, deployment of small e-commerce, corporate sites, etc.   It is not good for streaming video and audio apps, game servers, and high load apps with increased traffic, large e-commerce projects, etc. 
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