Quality Hosting

There are various kinds of hosting services appropriate for different web portals in relation to the system resources or the hosting platform they need. To choose the most optimal hosting service for your web site, you must access what server-side software applications it needs, how many visits per day you anticipate at the start and in the long run, as well as any other specific requirements that may have to be covered.

Shared web hosting - Advantages

The best choice for small websites with a few hundred or several thousand viewers is a shared hosting package. With this form of website hosting, each customer pays only for their plan, which decreases the overall cost per person substantially. There are diverse web hosting accounts differing from one web hosting company to another, delivering different amounts of storage space and monthly traffic, different e-mail account quotas and so on. The plus is that you can pay for a plan that will offer the specs your web page in fact requires. You will not have to pay a lot for a plan you will not use, or end up with a small sized account that cannot shelter the site. We, at Niaguis Web Solutions, offer a great array of hosting solutions appropriate for private or small business sites that even offer pre-installed script-based systems like Joomla, Mambo, Drupal or WordPress - to render things easier. If you start with a less powerful account and you demand more functionalities, upgrading to a more powerful plan involves just a mouse click.

Shared web hosting - Negative Signs

A disadvantage of the shared website hosting solution is that the web hosting servers have some software platforms installed on them and you cannot activate new software platforms. Some web pages, particularly online shops, require software applications to be activated on the web server for them to perform, and with a shared web hosting environment, you can install only software platforms that do not demand server root access.

Virtual Servers and Dedicated Web Servers

For web sites that request full root-level access, or if your site has many 1000's or even 1 000 000's of hits per day, what you need is a VPS or a dedicated server. A virtual hosting server is a virtual simulation of a dedicated hosting server and it works in an absolutely identical way.

Private Virtual Web Hosting Servers

Both services normally include full root access and can be restarted via a software platform by the user, autonomously from the web hosting supplier. Akin to the shared website hosting packages, the VPS and the dedicated web hosting server accounts sport diverse specifications depending on what the hosting company offers. A VPS web server plan includes guaranteed data storage, random access memory and CPU quotas that can sometimes be extended for brief spells of time in case there are unused system resources on the physical server. With a dedicated hosting server, the only limit is the hardware configuration it is making use of, and it can be configured by changing or adding components. A private virtual web hosting server is easier to manage as it ships with a virtualization tool, which can be used to reboot it, to install software applications, monitor stats, and so on. The management of a dedicated hosting server is more elaborate, so such a package would rather be utilized by proficient clients.

Dedicated Web Servers

Nevertheless, certain companies provide managed dedicated server hosting services where they carry out web server management tasks on behalf of the client. This can be a part of package or an additional upgrade.

Prior To Electing...

Picking the top hosting package is essential as it can have an effect on the proper work of a web portal. Before choosing a plan, weigh the pros and cons, explore carefully all the requirements for the web page to perform properly, especially if it is script-powered. And if you are still unsure which one is the best hosting service for you, consult with our live chat operators or give us a call - our sales reps will be happy to help you and answer all your questions.