Quality Shared Hosting

There are different sorts of shared hosting services appropriate for different web sites in terms of the system resources or the shared hosting platform they need. To pick the most relevant shared hosting service for your site, you must reckon what server-side software programs it demands, how many visits per day you expect at the start and in the future, as well as any other specific needs that may have to be satisfied.

Shared web hosting - Privileges

The best alternative for small size web sites with a few hundred or several thousand viewers is a shared hosting account. With this form of web site hosting, each customer pays only for their account, which lowers the overall cost per individual substantially. There are diverse web hosting packages differing from one web host to another, offering different quotas of web space and monthly traffic, different email box account quotas and so on. The positive point is that you can pay for a plan that will offer the specs your web portal actually needs. You will not have to pay a lot of cash for a plan you will not avail of, or end up with a small sized plan that cannot shelter the web site. We, at Beyond Real Hosting, offer an immense array of shared hosting accounts suitable for private or small business portals that even include pre-installed script-driven platforms such as Joomla, Mambo, Drupal or WordPress - to render it easier. If you begin with a low-end account and you demand more resources, moving to a high-end account takes only a click of the mouse.

Shared Hosting - Weak Points

A weakness of the shared hosting platform is that the web servers have some software platforms installed on them and you cannot activate new software programs. Given sites, mainly web shops, demand software applications to be installed on the web hosting server for them to run, and with a shared web hosting platform, you can activate solely software that does not request complete root-level access.

Virtual Private Web Servers and Dedicated Servers

For web sites that need server root access, or if your portal has many thousands or even millions of visitors per day, what you need is a virtual private servers or a dedicated server. A virtual private web hosting server is a software imitation of a dedicated hosting server and it operates in precisely the same way.

Virtual Private Hosting Servers

Both platforms typically give root privileges and can be rebooted via a software tool by the client, independently from the web hosting supplier. Like the shared hosting plans, the virtual private servers and the dedicated web hosting accounts contain different features depending on what the hosting vendor has to offer. A private virtual server web hosting package contains guaranteed data storage, RAM and CPU quotas that can occasionally be extended for brief spells of time provided that there are spare system resources on the physical server. With a dedicated hosting server, the only limit is the hardware equipment it is utilizing, and it can be revamped by changing or adding components. A virtual server is easier to handle as it arrives with a virtualization console, which can be used to reboot it, to install applications, check stats, etc. The management of a dedicated web server is more elaborate, so such a plan would rather be utilized by proficient users.

Dedicated Servers

Nonetheless, certain hosting suppliers offer managed dedicated web server hosting solutions where they run dedicated server administration tasks instead of the client. This can be a part of plan or an additional service.

Prior To Deciding...

Choosing the top hosting package is important as it can affect the proper operation of a online portal. Prior to settling on a package, compare the pros and cons, survey carefully all the preconditions for the site to perform properly, particularly if it is script-powered. And if you are still in doubt which one is the best shared hosting service for you, consult with our live chat operators or call us - our sales reps will be glad to assist you and answer all your questions.