Dedicated server difference over VPS?

In your case, I suggest you how to manage a Linux server without any panel.
It will be a start of new life for you. Seriously.
 
You might wanna check all the current settings on your VPS (where the website was working fine), like softwares, control panel, PHP version and plugin settings and other PHP related settings, then litespeed web server cache settings, then you can see which of these you have changed in your dedicated server? and try to replicate the same environment for your website (obviously with hardware difference, as now you have a dedicated server), if you still feel issue, some times bad or old hard drives can create this slow issue too, if nothing works, kindly ask your host to replace your SSD hard drive, also check the ping and tracert to and from your server and see if all is working fine on the network level.
Hey man thanks for the help, how do I check the ping and tracert?
 
I use this for running wordpress sites that can easily handle 50k+ requests per day. You should really check it out.
https://github.com/openbridge/wordpress
 
Your WordPress performance issues are likely due to server configuration rather than hardware. Optimize your server and WordPress settings, including using a caching plugin such as LiteSpeed Cache plugin, fine-tuning your database, and correctly configuring PHP, MySQL, and web server settings. Additionally, ensure Cloudflare is properly set up for caching and performance improvements.
 
Your WordPress performance issues are likely due to server configuration rather than hardware. Optimize your server and WordPress settings, including using a caching plugin such as LiteSpeed Cache plugin, fine-tuning your database, and correctly configuring PHP, MySQL, and web server settings. Additionally, ensure Cloudflare is properly set up for caching and performance improvements.
any advise on how to fine-tune database and correctly configure php/mysql ? I'm using cyberpanel.
 
A dedicated server differs from a Virtual Private Server (VPS) primarily in terms of resource allocation and control. With a dedicated server, you get an entire physical server exclusively for your use, offering maximum performance, customization, and security, but typically at a higher cost. In contrast, a VPS involves a physical server partitioned into multiple virtual servers, each operating independently with its allocated resources. VPS provides a balance of cost and performance, offering more control than shared hosting but less than a dedicated server. This makes VPS a scalable and cost-effective option for growing websites that don't yet require a dedicated server's full power.
 
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