Get dedicated resources for your virtual server so applications and websites run with more control than shared hosting.
Install apps, monitor resources and manage core settings from an easy panel while keeping advanced control available when needed.
Start with a practical plan, then add resources as traffic or application demand grows so performance and cost stay under control.
Web hosting is a service that lets you rent web space on the internet to publish a web site. Email services are usually also included in most web hosting packages. Same goes for the domain registration of your first site name. The domain name is the address people enter in their browsers to access a specific website.
Cloud hosting is the ability to make applications and websites available on the internet using the cloud. Cloud hosting pools computing resources from a network of virtual and physical servers, allowing for greater scalability and flexibility to quickly make changes. In most cases cloud hosting is also pay-as-you-go which means the teams pay for what they use and don’t have to worry about overprovisioning or underprovisioning resources.
Shared hosting is the most widely used and affordable type of hosting service. In shared hosting, many websites share the space of one physical server and its resources. Cloud hosting is much more powerful as you get a whole server all by yourself and you don't share its resources with anyone.
Yes, for the most part, shared hosting is secure. Our servers have security solutions in place at the server level. However, in most cases, security problems like malware across a shared server only occurs because one or more hosting customers weren’t diligent in keeping their website’s software up-to-date
When choosing a domain name, aim for something short, simple, and easy to remember so that people can quickly type and recall it. Avoid numbers or hyphens, since they often cause confusion when spoken or shared. While .com is the most common extension, other options such as .net, .org, or local country extensions might be a better fit depending on your business. If possible, include a relevant keyword that reflects your brand or services, as this can also support your search engine visibility
