Can anybody tell me how these vps providers provide vps with shared ram or shared user

How they provide it
Lets says. they provide 30gb ram in shared rdp
How they are able to do it?
They have like 5 active users when i check task manager inside windows.
So that means they have 150gb ram inside that system atleast.
Did i get it right?
Also they provide 1 gbps connection in each.
How they do it

No, unless you have a dedicated rdp where all the ram is yours, the 30gb is shared across all 5 users.

This is the job of the hypervisor software installed on server. In case of windows, this is done by the os itself.

VPS providers allocate resources like RAM and network bandwidth using virtualization technology. They divide the physical resources of the host server among multiple virtual servers, ensuring each one gets a fair share. So, while you might see 30GB of RAM in a shared RDP, it's actually a portion of the total RAM available on the host server, dynamically managed among all the virtual servers. Similarly, the 1 Gbps connection is shared among users but provisioned to ensure decent performance for each.

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solidguy_82 said:

How they provide it
Lets says. they provide 30gb ram in shared rdp
How they are able to do it?
They have like 5 active users when i check task manager inside windows.
So that means they have 150gb ram inside that system atleast.
Did i get it right?
Also they provide 1 gbps connection in each.
How they do it

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Any resource you see inside your RDP is your resources not the node.
Node may have 256gb ram but you have 30G RAM and each user sharing 30G RAM.
30G RAM in RDP? Maybe you mean 30G disk?