icube.us - Traffic Details from Alexa

Managed Hosting - Whats it all about?


A new trend, appearing in the Web Hosting industry, is the concept of Managed Web Hosting. Web hosts have been offering dedicated servers for a while now, however, because dedicated servers can be difficult to operate technically, there has been a demand for web hosts to provide extra services such as: reporting and monitoring; managed load balancing; managed security; managed storage; and, managed databases. These extra services are referred to as 'managed hosting'.

Do you need it?

Before you think about managed hosting you will first need to decide whether or not you need a dedicated server. You will need a dedicated server if you have a high-traffic web site. If you only have a small web site with low traffic levels then a shared hosting arrangement should be fine. A dedicated server is more expensive to rent and more difficult to operate than a shared hosting solution but if your business depends on a steady service then you should seriously consider renting a dedicated server.


More...


Warning: file_get_contents(http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/OOZUroPD2xGqzv_EjwtvUw/run?_render=rss&textinput1=icube.us;-;Traffic;Details;from;Alexa): failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.0 999 Unable to process request at this time -- error 999 in /home/httpd/vhosts/allhostguide.com/httpdocs/includes/pipes_feed.php on line 51

Browse Hosting Plans
HomeHome
Dedicated ServersPrivate/Dedicated
Co-LocatedCo-Located
Virtual ServersShared/Virtual
Linux ServersUnix/Linux
Windows ServersWindows
Budget Hosting (less than $10 per month)Budget (<$10)
Free HostingFree
SearchSearch
ArticlesArticles
ContactContact
Privacy PolicyPrivacy Policy
Add to FavoritesAdd to Favorites

Did You Know?

Don't Make My Hosting Mistakes!


During the course of our business, HostVoice (http://www.HostVoice.net) serves many customers and sees many situations plaguing webmasters out there. Here are 10 true-life hosting mistakes our customers tell us they learn from and how to avoid them.


More...

Copyright © 2010 AllHostGuide.com. All Rights Reserved.