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Choosing a web server can be a daunting task, given the array of hosts and services. But with this guide, the otherwise intimidating task will become pretty straightforward. This guide is aimed at narrowing down the options and filtering out the irrelevant services to help you decide the best server. Why should you buy a Read more>>
Colocation server hosting is the practice of renting space in data centers owned by third parties to place physical servers and other IT infrastructure. Colocation server hosting stands in contrast with cloud computing services where hosting companies use their own servers to provide computational resources to clients. Companies reluctant to maintain their own IT infrastructure Read more>>
Choosing an appropriate hosting solution is an extremely daunting task if you are currently operating in an onsite IT ecosystem and are looking forward to adopt colocation hosting. There are a number of infrastructure options to choose from and one must also understand how colocation hosting would improve different aspects of running an enterprise IT Read more>>
The terms colocation hosting and dedicated hosting are often used interchangeably, although there are quite a few differences between these two. They are also likely to confuse people who do not know what these two types of hosting plans offer. They are especially confusing for businesses which are planning to upgrade their hosting from shared Read more>>
Most prudent business leaders understand the importance of signing up for colocation hosting solutions today. The truth is, whether you have a business which is growing or whether you wish to get experts to manage your servers, colocation is always the best choice for any business. While you may feel the need for colocation, your Read more>>
There is no denying the fact that large numbers of businesses which own infrastructure for hosting purposes are making a move to the cloud. They are eager to choose a cloud solution in exchange for a monthly fee. The key reasons behind this move from on-site or colocation hosting settings to the cloud seem to Read more>>
Depending on how much scalability you need for your infrastructure, you should choose from in-house hosting, colocation hosting and managed hosting. In-house hosting as the name suggests is a state where all servers and hardware are owned and run by the client enterprise itself. So, it is in effect a standalone enterprise. Colocation hosting refers Read more>>
A colocation hosting provider is not hard to find when you know the features you should be looking for. Colocation solutions are found to be preferable for smaller businesses because they help to cut down on your capital and operational costs. Maintaining on-site data centers turns out to be quite a costly proposition for most Read more>>
The debate on whether outsourcing your data center is a more cost-effective option than maintaining a private data center is very relevant and deserves to be addressed. For the smaller businesses, maintaining their own data centers may turn out to be a very costly proposition. They prefer to shift their servers to someone else’s rack Read more>>
Colocation hosting is a golden mean between managing and maintaining on-premise data center facilities and leasing external servers from hosting service providers. In colocation hosting, businesses are allowed to position their servers and supporting equipments in professional server rooms inside host’s well-equipped data center facilities. The facilities are secured, managed and operated by colocation providers. Read more>>
It is sometimes necessary to clear doubts as well as misconceptions that may be harming a good concept. It is really a pity that colocation is one of such concepts that is unduly being misrepresented and unfortunately being misunderstood in spite of its great potential to serve as an effective resource for business growth. In Read more>>
It is not uncommon for businesspersons to ponder which hosting solution best fits their brand/service models. With a plethora of hosting solutions in the market the choice is no doubt overwhelming. But with a little bit of understanding of each of the hosting solutions it is possible to make an unambiguous choice. To start with, Read more>>
Multinational enterprises are increasingly opting for third-party data centers to locate their critical hardware and software. By this measure, they want to reap the benefits of higher physical- and procedural-security measures provided by such vendors. Generally, security procedures comprise of physical access to servers as well as associated hardware. This access can be both local Read more>>
IT organizations across the globe are now favoring multitenant data centers. Such global corporates believe that as service providers, contact centers present a cost-effective and highly flexible business model which is way better than building an in-house data center. No wonder colocation Hosting centers are mushrooming in every part of the globe to support IT Read more>>
Colocation hosting is suitable for SMEs wanting to leverage large IT departments at less associated costs. While big corporations make use of Internet infrastructure for hosting their web servers and employ an in-house team of IT professionals to manage the same, small companies and individual users cannot afford the same. For such clients (small companies Read more>>