Who Maintains Your Server?
2026-10-22
When you run a VPS on AWS EC2, AWS takes care of the physical infrastructure—but maintaining the server itself is generally your responsibility.
Who Maintains Your Server?
When you run a VPS on AWS EC2, AWS takes care of the physical infrastructure—but maintaining the server itself is generally your responsibility.
That includes:
Linux OS updates
Kernel updates
PHP updates
Apache/Nginx updates
Security patches
Testing after updates
Rebooting when required
PSPINC does this for you—with no additional charge.
Kernel updates
PHP updates
Apache/Nginx updates
Security patches
Testing after updates
Rebooting when required
PSPINC does this for you—with no additional charge.
We don't just provide a place to run your server. We maintain the server environment so you don't have to worry every time a new PHP version, kernel update, or security patch becomes available.
That's an important difference between renting infrastructure and receiving managed hosting service.
The cloud may give you a server.
PSPINC gives you a server—and people who take care of it.
Disclaimer: I use AI as a tool to help create images and proofread my writing. However, the ideas, opinions, experiences, and messages in my posts are my own. AI does not generate my posts for me. It simply helps me present my own words and ideas more clearly.
Kenichi Uchikura
Founder & CEO
Pacific Software Publishing, Inc. (PSPINC)
Uchikura & Co., LLC.
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ABOUT THIS BLOG
I was born and raised in Japan and have spent most of my adult life in the United States. Through this blog, I share Japanese culture, language, expressions, and wisdom. My goal is not to say one culture is better, but to explore different perspectives and what we can learn from them.
Your comments are always welcome.
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Kenichi Uchikura
Founder & CEO
Pacific Software Publishing, Inc. (PSPINC)
Uchikura & Co., LLC.
..-･**･-....-･･-..__..-･･-....-･**･-..
ABOUT THIS BLOG
I was born and raised in Japan and have spent most of my adult life in the United States. Through this blog, I share Japanese culture, language, expressions, and wisdom. My goal is not to say one culture is better, but to explore different perspectives and what we can learn from them.
Your comments are always welcome.
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