Choosing a right hosting solution

Written by By Arun Tibrewal (www.i-wayhost.net)


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>> If you are a beginner, just calculate your present requirement keeping in mind of any future up gradations. It is essential if in future you go for an interactive site or a dynamic site, your present host must have ability to upgraderepparttar services without any hassles. You should choose a basic package and checkrepparttar 134326 required features available for use. You can always upgrade to higher package in future. This way you can save much of your money and focus on enhancing your site.

>> If your site is a database driven and require custom or readymade script installations, You should check ifrepparttar 134327 components required by site are preinstalled onrepparttar 134328 server. You can make a checklist and ask your hosting provider if they will be complying with allrepparttar 134329 requirements. Some companies also provide hosting with preinstalled scripts/software’s which you can install and start using in minutes without spending much time on developing and installing it. It is always advisable to checkrepparttar 134330 complete features ofrepparttar 134331 software’s, which meets your present requirements as well as haverepparttar 134332 latest version installed. You may choose an advance hosting plan and checkrepparttar 134333 required features.

>> If your site is a high traffic one and required concurrent up gradations and installations ofrepparttar 134334 scripts, you should go for a dedicated hosting service. It is always advisable to have a managed dedicated server with allrepparttar 134335 latest components installed with it. This will give you freedom to upgrade your site or application at any point of time, done by you only. Find outrepparttar 134336 reliable datacenters and checkoutrepparttar 134337 server specs along with facilities provided by them. There are few datacenters which I can recommend are Rackspace, ThePlannet, Infinology and also you can check with EV1Servers too for some interesting offers.

Arun Tibrewal is an online marketing promotions specialist since 1998 and owner of www.i-wayhost.net and its network sites. I-wayhost is dedicated to provide top class hosting services with there straight forward plans. Permission is granted to reprint this article as long as the resource box should keep intact with the following links. http://www.i-wayhost.net http://www.onlydevelopers.com http://www.siplnet.com


Business Web Hosting: Which is Right for You?

Written by Joe Duchesne


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Website response times

Be sure to askrepparttar hosting provider for a list of websites that are hosted on their servers. Enter a few of them into your browser and pay attention to how fast they come up. If all of them take a long time to load, this may indicate thatrepparttar 134325 hosting provider's servers are overloaded. Doing a ping onrepparttar 134326 website addresses is another way to measurerepparttar 134327 time it takes forrepparttar 134328 server to respond. Keep in mind though, that a ping test will be more of a measure of a bandwidth bottleneck than a server problem.

Web Hosting bandwidth: How much do you get?

How much bandwidth doesrepparttar 134329 web hosting service provide you with every month? If it is only 500mb per month and your website is 50 kilobytes in size, this will only allow 10,000 visitors per month to hit your website. If you expect to need more, make sure you can live withrepparttar 134330 extra chargesrepparttar 134331 hosting provider will levy. If you website traffic explodes, you may be onrepparttar 134332 hook for large bandwidth overage charges.

Small business web hosting that is reliable is a vital part of any success your company will experience online. Doing your homework ahead of time will save you lots of grief later on.

Joe Duchesne is the president of Yowling.com. Business web hosting is their specialty. Reprint freely as long as you provide a keyword rich clickable link back to yowling.com from this resource box.


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