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Shared Hosting

Shared hosting is an environment based on a shared server between several users. Resources are distributed between different spaces, which reduces the cost of hosting for each customer.

It is a machine designed to host several users. For this to work, the server is partitioned to provide a personal environment for each customer. This way, all of the server’s resources are used.

We cover every use with our range of different solutions: Maple Hosting, Pebble Hosting, Cedar Hosting and much more. To choose the best solution for your project, you need to consider its requirements. This way, you can easily find the service that is best suited to it.
Once you have taken the time to consider this, you can determine all of the technical specifications and services required for your development. All you need to do now is look for a solution that meets these needs.

Cloud Hosting

Cloud hosting is a type of web hosting that uses a network of virtual servers to host websites and applications. Unlike traditional hosting, cloud hosting offers greater flexibility, scalability, and reliability by distributing resources across multiple physical servers.

Cloud hosting improves website performance by utilizing multiple servers to balance the load, ensuring faster load times, reduced downtime, and the ability to handle traffic spikes more efficiently.

Yes, cloud hosting is secure. It typically includes advanced security measures like data encryption, regular updates, firewalls, and continuous monitoring to protect against threats and ensure your data remains safe.

We offer 24/7 expert support to assist with any cloud hosting issues you may encounter. Our team is always ready to help you optimize performance, resolve technical problems, and ensure your hosting environment runs smoothly.

VPS Hosting

A virtual private server (VPS) is used for hosting websites (e-commerce, content, visual media) and software applications (portals, extranets, collaborative solutions, wikis, CRM). Unlike shared hosting, the data is isolated onto a virtual machine which is dedicated to the user.
The VPS is a perfect compromise between web hosting plans and physical servers, combining reliability with the high performance of a dedicated server — but without the difficulty of managing a server’s physical hardware.

Yes. A VPS can be partitioned, and organised to suit your requirements. This means you can use it to host several websites or projects, by allocating a private space to each one. You choose the volume of each space, too. To simplify how you do this, you can install a web hosting control panel like Plesk or cPanel.

Using a VPS is the next logical step up from using a web hosting plan. Virtual private servers offer a wider range of options, and more flexibility in terms of configuration, access and features (root access, Apache PHP.init). You can also install an SSL certificate and any other software you want.
However, we would like to emphasise the importance of choosing the right VPS for you. A VPS needs to be configured in a way that suits your application requirements, and the growth of your business.

The advantage of a VPS is that you don’t have to worry about hardware management — so you would not need to monitor the status of hard disks, RAM, and CPU. They are adapted to host most types of web projects that are moderately sized.
We recommend using a dedicated server if you want to manage the hardware aspects yourself, build more elaborate architectures, create an infrastructure that includes a private network (vRack), and deploy other complex solutions that are not web services.
As a general rule, users with a growing volume of web activity either move up to dedicated servers, or Public Cloud solutions. These services offer more complex, flexible infrastructures that can adapt to a high level of growth.

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