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Unmanaged Hosting

Unmanaged hosting is a type of web hosting service where the provider supplies the physical server, network connectivity, and basic infrastructure, but the customer is responsible for all software installation, configuration, maintenance, security, and troubleshooting. This includes managing the operating system, web server software, databases, and applications. It offers maximum control and flexibility but requires significant technical expertise from the user.

Also known as: Bare Metal Hosting, Dedicated Server Hosting, Self-Managed Hosting, Root Server, Unmanaged VPS
🧊Why learn Unmanaged Hosting?

Developers should use unmanaged hosting when they need full root access and complete control over the server environment, such as for custom applications, specific software stacks, or performance tuning that isn't possible on managed platforms. It's ideal for experienced teams who can handle server administration tasks, want to avoid the limitations of managed services, or require cost-effective solutions for high-traffic or resource-intensive projects.

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