This repository hosts a static website built for GitHub Pages, exploring the modern state of virtualization and the long‑standing question: Is there any real difference between VPS and VDS in 2026?
🌐 Live site: https://hosting.cloudns.nz
This project provides a clear, SEO‑focused explanation of the VPS vs VDS terminology used in hosting. It includes structured FAQ schema for improved search visibility and well‑structured HTML for readability and accessibility.
Main topics covered:
- Historical background of the VPS/VDS terminology
- Modern virtualization technologies such as KVM
- Common marketing myths debunked
- Key criteria for choosing a VPS/VDS provider in 2026
- Reviewed and recommended hosting providers
The project is entirely static — no frameworks or JS dependencies — designed for fast GitHub Pages deployment.
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├── index.html # Main article and site content
├── assets/ # Images and related static files
└── README.md # Project documentation (this file)
GitHub Pages uses index.html as the default entry point for the site when present in the root of the publishing branch.
You can easily publish or fork this project and host your own static sites on GitHub Pages. A full step-by-step guide in Russian explaining how to create, configure, and upload your project is available here:
🔧 How to Publish a Website on GitHub Pages (wiki.dieg.info)
For general GitHub Pages documentation and options, see:
- Official GitHub Pages quickstart: https://docs.github.com/en/pages/quickstart
- What is GitHub Pages: https://docs.github.com/en/pages/getting-started-with-github-pages/what-is-github-pages
This page was designed as an educational and practical resource for webmasters, developers, and hosting users, showing how to combine technical accuracy with clean SEO structure in a real GitHub Pages deployment.
It also demonstrates correct use of FAQ Schema (application/ld+json) for better indexing in search results.
The article references and builds on broader hosting and VPS infrastructure projects maintained by the same author:
- DIEG.info — in‑depth hosting reviews, VPS/VDS guides, and infrastructure articles for webmasters and developers.
- DIEG Finder — VPS/VDS server selection service with parameter‑based filtering by price, location, and technical specs.
This project is published for educational and demonstrative purposes under the MIT License. Feel free to fork, improve, or adapt it for your own technical writing or SEO experiments.
© 2026 — VPS vs VDS: Is There Any Difference in 2026? Created and maintained by DarkFire (Dmytro Yakovenko)