What makes a good Web Hosting Provider!When building your website and getting it hosted online, you want your site to be up and running on the World Wide Web 24/7 without any hitches so that it is making you money all the time and all you have to worry about then is getting visitors to your site, doing seo, getting repeat visitors, maximizing your sites revenue, etc. You don't want to have to worry about your web hosting and it's stability.
So, when choosing a web hosting provider to host your website with, you want to try and get the best web hosting provider so that your site is always up and running smoothly on the World Wide Web.
So what makes a good Web Hosting Provider? There are many things that make up a good web-hosting provider. Some of these include good support, good uptime, good backup system in place, good hardware, offers loads of web hosting features including email features, scripting features and more.
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| # | Company | Country | Plan Name | Plan Type | Platform | Disk Space(MB) | Bandwidth | Monthly Fee | Setup Fee |
| 1 | 0 Setup Fees | U.S.A. | 1u Colocation | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | 0 MB | 65 GB | 149.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 2 | 0 Setup Fees | U.S.A. | 2u Colocation | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | 0 MB | 65 GB | 169.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 3 | 0 Setup Fees | U.S.A. | 3u Colocation | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | 0 MB | 65 GB | 189.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 4 | 0 Setup Fees | U.S.A. | 4u Colocation | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | 0 MB | 65 GB | 199.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 5 | 0 Setup Fees | U.S.A. | 10u Rack Rental | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | 0 MB | 65 GB | 399.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 6 | 0 Setup Fees | U.S.A. | 20u Rack Rental | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | 0 MB | 65 GB | 799.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 7 | 0 Setup Fees | U.S.A. | 40u Rack Rental | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | 0 MB | 65 GB | 1199.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 8 | 186k | U.S.A. | Colocation | Co-Located | Windows | Unlimited MB | Unlimited | 250.00 | 250.00 |
| 9 | 1stChoiceColo | U.S.A. | 1u Colocation | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | Unlimited MB | 65 GB | 149.00 | No Set Up Fee |
| 10 | 1stChoiceColo | U.S.A. | 2u Colocation | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | Unlimited MB | 65 GB | 169.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 11 | 1stChoiceColo | U.S.A. | 3u Colocation | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | Unlimited MB | 65 GB | 189.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 12 | 1stChoiceColo | U.S.A. | 4u Colocation | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | Unlimited MB | 65 GB | 199.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 13 | 5StepHosting | U.S.A. | 1u Colocation | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | 0 MB | 65 GB | 149.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 14 | 5StepHosting | U.S.A. | 2u Colocation | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | 0 MB | 65 GB | 169.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 15 | 5StepHosting | U.S.A. | Rack 10u Colocation | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | 0 MB | 65 GB | 399.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 16 | 5StepHosting | U.S.A. | Rack 20u Colocation | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | 0 MB | 65 GB | 799.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 17 | 5StepHosting | U.S.A. | Rack 40u Colocation | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | 0 MB | 65 GB | 1199.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 18 | 5StepHosting | U.S.A. | 3u Colocation | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | 0 MB | 65 GB | 189.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 19 | 5StepHosting | U.S.A. | 4u Colocation | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | 0 MB | 65 GB | 199.99 | No Set Up Fee |
| 20 | A+ Hosting | U.S.A. | 1u Colocation | Co-Located | Unix or Linux | Unlimited MB | 70 GB | 50.00 | 30.00 |
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Webfarms II: Balancing The Load. Okay, so you understand webfarms now. What's the magic that actually distributes the load, and how does it determine how the distribution is handled?
At ORCS Web we use the Foundry Server Iron products to perform our webfarm load-balancing. If one of them fails, the other instantly takes over (In our testing, it had sub-second fail-over!)
So what is this "Server Iron" thing? In simplest terms, it's a layer 4-7 switch. It has multiple network ports on it and can be used literally like other types of switches. But, it can also load-balancing and traffic distribution. A VIP (virtual IP) can be assigned to the SI (Server Iron) and it then handles all traffic sent to that address/VIP. Further configuration is done to tell the SI what to actually do with the traffic sent to the VIP address.
The traffic that hits the VIP on the Server Iron is of course redistributed to a number of server nodes so the client request can be satisfied - that's the whole point of a webfarm. If one or more server nodes are not responding, the switches are able to detect this and send all new requests to servers that are still online - making the failure of a server node almost transparent to the client.
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