Linux Hosting - Finding your perfect service provider

ASHOK VIHAR, India - Jan. 20, 2020 - PRLog -- Linux Hosting your website on a computer in a corner of your office is possible but is a security risk unless you employ technicians around the clock to prevent hacking attempts. Consequently, every business needs to pay a hosting company to store your website data on its computers.

What Type of Hosting?

You have four choices; three traditional hosting types, plus cloud hosting.

Conventional Hosting

Shared, VPS and dedicated server hosting all use one copy of your website on one server. The differences are in the detail.

Dedicated servers are expensive. You get the entire hard disc and all the CPU resources to yourself.

Cloud Hosting

Cloud hosting uses multiple copies of your website on different servers which may be in different cities. You pay for the data you use, so costs can be higher than conventional hosting. However, cloud hosting is scalable; if you have a surge in users you can increase your data allowance so your website never crashes because it is too popular.

Comparing Web Hosting

Web hosting businesses often use affiliate marketing (https://www.economichosting.net/), where bloggers and other affiliates are paid $75–150 for everyone they refer who buys hosting. This makes blogger recommendations difficult to believe and genuine best buy choices hard to find.


Independent Hosting Advice

Forget the individual hosting company websites — You need independent advice.

Forget bloggers' recommendations — $100 affiliate commissions distort any blogger's idea of the perfect host.

You need independent reviews from experts and from people who have bought hosting to compare hosting plans (https://www.economichosting.net/) in a meaningful way.

>Ensure you can upgrade your hosting if you outgrow it

The Short Version

Know what you want from your hosting partner before you start shopping around. That way you don't get bamboozled by all the numbers that individual companies throw at you.