1H.com responds to a growing demand: Releases Debian support

Nov. 15, 2011 - PRLog -- 1H software company announced today that its set of hosting automation products are fully compatible with Debian and can be installed on servers running the popular operating system.  In this way 1H.com has once again expanded the range of the technologies its software is compatible with - Hive, Guardian, and Hawk can now be installed on servers running CentOS, RedHat Enterprise and Debian operating systems - much of the industry's most widely used operating systems.

This product development was the major focus of the company the last two months and it was triggered by multiple service requests made by web hosts that have chosen to operate Debian OS on their servers. 1H set of software products includes Hive server optimization, Guardian server monitoring and Hawk intrusion prevention, and is by far the most comprehensive solution set of server management tools developed specifically for the needs of web hosting providers. The unique and lightweight server management software helps a large number of hosts optimize their server resources, enhance security, provide a reliable and stable service and and increase revenue stream by efficient and proactive server management.

"We've received numerous requests from clients running Debian OS and practically couldn't offer them a solution when they clearly needed one. So we geared up to respond to that demand as soon as possible and help all those potential partners manage their hosting business in a better and more efficient way.", says Marian Marinov, CEO and co-founder of the company. "Our system operations team worked hard the last two months to deliver a fully automated installation process for Debian users, it now takes less than 10 minutes to deploy all 1H products on a production Debian machine without causing any downtime or service interruption", he added.

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1H products are developed to address the major problems of a typical shared hosting provider: resource abuse by a single user; websites being inaccessible due to slow downtime detection and resolution; customers' accounts being hacked etc.