Cloud Hosting

 Cloud Hosting


Cloud hosting is quickly becoming a popular choice in the world of hosting and it’s no surprise due to its lower costs, flexible scaling, increased reliability, and the decoupling of management at the operating system and application levels.

With cloud technology efficiency is also greatly increased as we can make much better use of the hardware that is available instead of wasting so many resources when achieving redundancy in a traditional environment.


Our cloud platform is first built off of the Xen hypervisor, which is an advanced virtualization platform so there are no changes or modifications needed to the application code, or operating systems. We can host almost anything you can in a traditional environment, but providing the additional benefits that cloud can perform.  We support both Linux and Windows operating systems.


Virtual Private Data Centers (VPDC) is our specialty cloud platform. Our VPDCs are a private, custom cloud designed for each and every customer, exactly to their needs. Traditionally, to create a high availability hosting environment with firewalls, load balancers, web servers, and database servers you would be looking at 8 physical servers with no virtualization. In a VPDC environment, we can do this with complete redundancy in as little as just 2, with no hardware SAN.


VPDC’s also eliminate the cloud concerns over security and PCI compliance issues as your VPDC, is truly a segmented, private cloud. There is no sharing of resources with any other customer; it is your own cloud.


Single points of failure have also been eliminated with our cloud hosting. You may have read about massive cloud failures with other companies. Each cloud runs off of an underlying engine, or distribution server which manages the applications running on each cloud and physical server. In our hosting we replicate this engine in real time across multiple physical machines so in the event of a failure, the backup engine is automatically, and instantly restarted on another server.

 

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