Cloud Servers. Cloud servers can be configured to provide levels of performance, security and control similar to those of a dedicated server. But instead of being hosted on physical hardware that's solely used by you, they reside in a shared "virtualized" environment that's managed by your cloud hosting provider.
Simply, managed hosting services minimize the amount of hands-on IT work that needs to be performed to keep a server running at peak performance. The hosting company will handle the hardware while you focus on your software. Don't have the knowledge, staff, or time to manage a web server? Sign up for managed web hosting.
Managed hosting used to be somewhat synonymous with dedicated hosting. Larger companies that can afford dedicated hosting decide if they want their IT teams to handle the web servers, or focus on in-house hardware and leave the servers to the hosting company..
The differences in managed service packages boil down to what you want the hosting provider to administer: infrastructure or operations?
At first, many companies are skeptical about turning over their server management and/or web hosting to an external provider. With our highly trained professional staff and years of web hosting experience, you can rest assured that you're in good hands. Those who do choose to utilize HostDime's managed services find that IT outsourcing with us can actually save them time & money while allowing their team to laser focus on the core elements and business initiatives that are most important to their workflow.
Here at Zillion IT Solutions, we feature managed service options on our complete product line of Linux OS Based servers (which are deployed with cPanel pre-installed as the control panel) and on our Microsoft Windows Server OS based servers (which are deployed with the Plesk control panel). But, we don't stop there. Although we specialize in Linux/cPanel Microsoft & Windows/Plesk servers, it is important to stress that we also offer a plethora of other managed services. (Feel free to reach out to our sales team at anytime to inquire about fulfilling your specific needs)
We are always following (and often innovating) the latest developments in our industry. This helps us carefully monitor the road ahead, closely looking out for any potential bumps that may impact our clients. Through our extensive research, testing and development of best practice support, you can always look forward to rock solid reliability in our services now, and into the future.
A cloud server is a shared section of a server. It's allocated for your use (via a virtual environment) and controlled by the service or cloud provider. On your end, it appears that you are running your own compute and storage space. However—and this is an important point—there are usually a large number of other people using the same compute and storage resources within their own virtualized environment.
Cloud servers offer you the ability to save on purchasing and management costs that would otherwise go to developing and maintaining your own infrastructure. Additionally, with cloud storage, you get billed for only the amount of storage you use, which means you can increase your compute and storage services and scale as needed.
We at HostingRaja are reputed for providing the MEAN stack hosting. The control panel provided with the VPS is built with the all the Aspects of MEAN terminology. The MEAN stands for MongoDB, Express, Angular JS and Node JS. These are the four Javascript based technologies which are used to develop advanced web applications. The presence of MEAN in a server provides the complete chain of Client to Server and server to Database. The designed front-end interface lets you handle them easily.
Simple Application Server is a new generation computing service for stand-alone application scenarios. It provides one-click application deployment and supports all-in-one services such as domain name resolution, website publishing, security, O&M, and application management.
This optimizes the user experience of setting up a simple application and makes it easier for entry-level users to use cloud computing products.