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What you should Know about Cloud Hosting

What you should Know about Cloud Hosting
Cloud hosting is where a client’s website data is stored on virtual servers that use the internet as the base to get to a network of physical web servers.  Unlike traditional web servers where the data is in data centers the hosting company HQs for example, cloud hosted data can be distributed on web servers around the world and not necessarily belonging to a web hosting company. In this arrangement, the client pays for the service according to use i.e. the demands of the site.

Benefits of cloud hosting
Clients get more from cloud hosting than traditional hosting;
1.       Flexibility and scalability
Surges in data demand are not constrained by physical storage unlike in conventional hosting. The client can accommodate spikes in usage with relative ease, paying for only what was used. This is enabled by pulling resources from more virtual servers making the hosting service offer massive amounts of storage.
2.       Reliability
Unlike physical servers, virtual servers are not susceptible to physical risks. This means that if one server goes offline, the client will continue pulling resources off the other servers. Cloud platforms can withstand damage to a data center as they will pull resources off other data centers around the world, allowing for high website uptime for clients.
3.      Responsive
Virtual servers are able to respond faster to abruptly rising demands in data usage.  This is especially good for clients dealing in viral content which can lead to massive hits on a website in a few hours.
4.     Economical
A client is able to concentrate on core business services without worrying about issues like network maintenance or server upgrades.  This reduces expenses on manpower and infrastructure.
 Shared cloud hosting
Having a dedicated host is uneconomical for a small business with simple website demands.  Cloud hosting companies allocate several clients space on one web server. Each client’s data and website configurations are stored on a separate partition. Shared hosting is cheaper than dedicated hosting.
Varnish cache
This is a web proxy caching system where requests are intercepted before getting to the server.  This caching is done on the server’s memory rather than the disk storage. This way, the server is able to server more requests at a time. This is ideal for repeated requested.
Best plans for small businesses
At vcclhosting.com small businesses can enjoy a combo service for very competitive rates. Whereas premium hosting would cost upwards of $120 in other hosting services, at vcclhosting.com the client can enjoy a premium combo for less than $40 which includes;
·         Domain registration
·         Unlimited hosting with for a website with unlimited storage space and transfers

·         Strong data security with Comodo positive SSL
Visit : www.vcclhosting.com
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