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Types of web hosting

Topic: Business DevelopmentPublished May 1, 2019
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What is Wordpress Hosting, Joomla Hosting, Magento Hosting, Drupal Hosting?rnAre these different types of web hosting?rnNo, all these are popular software applications supported on Linux server or you can say specially built for Linux Hosting. They are easy to use on Linux OS. One-click installation is a key feature of these applications under softaculous feature inside cpanel.rnMost of the users search with keywords like Wordpress Hosting, Joomla Hosting, Magento Hosting, Drupal Hosting so hosting providers use these words as niche keywords in there website for SEO purpose to rank their website. But you may see will these keywords or pages links same product of Linux cpanel hosting. rnBasically, there are two types of web hosting, Windows Hosting and Linux hosting. rnWhat is Windows Hosting?rnThe server runs on windows OS is called windows hosting. The programing language Asp .net and MsSql database is key feature of windows hosting. Windows hosting is a fewer's choice because of its costly paid license of Microsoft products and complex to manage. It is preferred by websites like banking and other high-level of financial transactions are done because of its secured environment.rnPlesk and Websitepanel are popular control panel used in Windows Hosting. rnWhat is Linux Hosting?rnThe server runs on Linux OS like CentOS, Ubuntu etc is called Linux Hosting. The programming language php and database like MySql and MariaDB are key features of Linux Hosting.rnLinux Hosting is most popular and widely used web hosting servers because of its open source environment. 95% on internet are on Linux platform because of popular web applications like Wordpress, Joomla, Megento, Drupal, etc. rnWhat is Shared Hosting, VPS Hosting, Dedicated Hosting, Cloud Hosting, and Colocation Hosting?rnYes, of cause these are also different web hosting but not in terms of technical specification but they are in terms of hosting environment. rnShared HostingrnIt is a Perfect choice for the entry-level website. This is where your website will be stored on the same server with multiple other websites, that could be anywhere between hundreds or thousands of website on the same server.rnAll the websites share the same server resources, such as RAM, CPU and Hard Drive. Costs of this type of hosting are much lower because of its shared environment. rnVPS HostingrnA VPS is a Virtual Private Server, a virtualized server. A VPS is an emulation of a server, also known as a virtual private server, which is created within a parent server through software called a hypervisor and shares resources with other virtual servers.rnA VPS runs its own copy of an operating system, and customers may have dedicated access to that operating system instance, so they can install almost any software that runs on that OS. For many purposes, they are functionally equivalent to a dedicated physical server, and being software-defined, are able to be much more easily created and configured. VPS priced much lower than a dedicated server. However, as they share the single hardware with other VPS, performance may be lower, depending on the workload of any other executing virtual machines.rnA VPS has an ability to upgrade/downgrade its resources as per client’s need. With HostPlax high-speed Cloud VPS, you can easily get started on one VPS Hosting plan and scale resources on demand as your business continue to grow. rnDedicated Server HostingrnA dedicated server is renting your own server in data center. In a dedicated hosting environment, you have the entire web server for yourself. This type of environment is needed for high-end, high traffic website that allows a faster performance and secure environment for your website, as you have all the server’s resources entirely, without sharing with other website owners. As you own entire server, these types of servers are costly because of its operational cost. This is a good choice for websites that require a lot of system resources or need a higher level of security. rnCloud Shared hostingrnCloud shared hosting is the current buzz of the hosting industry. It’s just a marketing term and “Cloud” can mean different things in different contexts. With hosting, it means a group of computers working together, running applications using a group of computing resources. It’s a hosting solution that works via a network, like an internet, and enables companies to consume the computing resource like a utility e.g. gas or electricity.rnUsing as much as they need without having to build and maintain their own computing infrastructure in-house. The resources required for maintaining your website are spread across more than one web server, reducing the chance of any downtime due to server failure.rnCloud-based hosting is scalable, meaning your site can grow over time, using as much resource as it requires and you only pay for what you need. rnColocation HostingrnInstead of keeping servers in-house or renting server at private data centre, you may choose to collocate your server, infect collocate your own hardware equipment by renting space in a colocation data centre. The centre will provide the power, bandwidth, IP address and cooling systems that your server requires. Space is rented out in racks or cabinets.rnColocation gives access to higher levels of bandwidth same as renting server at data center at lower cost. You’re left to your own hardware and will be expected to take care of everything including the hardware, software and services.

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