Businesses are converting their IT infrastructure into the cloud every day – phone systems, virtual desktops, and office servers. But when your business makes that transition to The Cloud why do you need so many options that look similar but have different names like “Cloud Hosting” or “Virtual Servers”? Which type is best for you– and what’s in between?

The Cloud

“The Cloud” is one of the most popular terms on today’s internet but lacks an agreed-upon universal definition. The cloud offers scalability and reliability at a low cost; it can be accessed from anywhere with an internet connection via various technologies such as Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephone calls or video conferencing applications which use WebRTC.

Virtual Servers

Virtual servers are an efficient and cost-effective way to provide your company with the necessary computing resources. A single high-capacity server in a data center can host 10 or more virtual private servers, such that each client has privacy protections while still sharing certain amenities like customizable operating systems and software applications across all accounts on a said device–this model provides greater manageability as well!

Dedicated Servers

When you need the most power for your application, there’s no better way than with a dedicated server. This one-of-” kind” service offers all its benefits and more – like increased privacy (you won’t be sharing resources), and custom software designed just for YOU! With less traffic on an idle system thanks to low electricity consumption at night when systems aren’t being used; it will ultimately save money over time due in part to not having as many employees utilize expensive licenses across 3 regions each needing their copy–the savings add up fast

Cloud Hosting

Cloud Hosting can mean just about any type of hosted solution in a secure data center. The more advanced Cloud Hosted solutions providers are offering a robust scalable network of servers that can provide redundancy and scalability that otherwise is not present in a single virtual server or dedicated server. You must be careful when you shop for vendors who use the term “Cloud Hosting” to promote using the Cloud to host your application or server. What you generally want is a cloud hosting solution that offers you a ‘virtual machine’ in the cloud provider’s network, that offers some level of scalability, and redundancy.

TurnKey’s offering

TurnKey Cloud offers a full virtual machine on top of multiple redundant clusters of servers which provides the cloud benefits of scalability and redundancy to let you install any operating system and any applications without having to utilize software developers to convert their applications to a proprietary cloud platform. If it runs on the server in your office, it will run in the TurnKey Cloud platform.

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