When a business buys enterprise dedicated hosting, they are leasing an entire physical server from the hosting provider. The hosting provider is responsible for maintaining the hardware and ensuring that the server is always available and running smoothly.
On the other hand, businesses are responsible for configuring the server and installing any necessary software or applications. It means that businesses have complete control over the server’s configuration and can customize it to their specific needs.
Because the server is dedicated exclusively to the business, there is no sharing of resources with other users. It ensures that the business has access to all the resources of the server at all times, which is especially important for resource-intensive applications that require a lot of processing power and memory.