
Shared hosting has long become the most popular way to quickly and economically deploy a website. It is ideal for blogs, small corporate pages, portfolios, and landing pages. But despite its convenience and accessibility, this type of hosting has technical limitations that, in certain cases, can completely block a project from functioning or significantly reduce its speed. To avoid losing time and money, it is important to understand which resources are unavailable in a shared environment and when it is better to choose a VPS or a dedicated server.








