Best Hosting

There are various kinds of hosting accounts suitable for different sites in terms of the resources or the hosting environment they demand. To select the most appropriate hosting service for your website, you need to evaluate what server-side software applications it demands, how many visits per day you expect at the beginning and in the future, as well as any other specific requirements that may need to be answered.

Shared website hosting - Positive Points

The most suitable alternative for small sized web portals with several hundred or several thousand visitors is a shared hosting package. With this type of web site hosting, each user pays only for their plan, which diminishes the total cost per user significantly. There are various web hosting packages differing from one hosting company to another, furnishing different amounts of data space and traffic, different mail quotas and so on. The positive point is that you can purchase a package that will have the specs your website in fact requires. You will not need to pay lots of cash for an account you will not utilize, or wind up with a small sized account that cannot accommodate the online portal. We, at Mo Money', offer a huge array of hosting packages appropriate for private or small business portals that even provide pre-activated script-based platforms such as Joomla, Mambo, Drupal or WordPress - to make it simpler. If you commence with a basic package and you require more resources, moving to a more advanced account takes just a click.

Shared web hosting - Weak Points

A negative side of the shared web hosting environment is that the hosting servers have some software installed on them and you cannot activate new software applications. Certain websites, above all web stores, demand software applications to be installed on the web hosting server for them to perform, and with a shared web hosting plan, you can activate solely software that does not require complete server root access.

Private Virtual Servers and Dedicated Servers

For portals that demand root access, or if your web page has many thousands or even millions of hits per day, what you require is a VPS or a dedicated package. A virtual web server is a virtual emulation of a dedicated server and it functions in exactly the same way.

Private Virtual Web Hosting Servers

Both services generally come with full root privileges and can be restarted through a software interface by the customer, autonomously from the web hosting provider. Similar to the shared web hosting packages, the VPS and the dedicated web server hosting plans contain diverse features based on what the hosting provider has to offer. A VPS web server hosting package offers guaranteed disk space, RAM and CPU quotas that can sometimes be enlarged for brief stretches of time on condition that there are unused system resources on the physical server. With a dedicated web server, the only limit is the hardware it is using, and it can be upgraded by changing or adding components. A virtual private web hosting server is simpler to tackle as it arrives with virtualization software, which can be utilized to reboot it, to install software applications, monitor stats, and so on. The administration of a dedicated web server is more complex, so such a package would rather be utilized by tech-savvy users.

Dedicated Hosting Servers

However, given hosting suppliers provide managed dedicated hosting services where they perform dedicated web hosting server administration operations on behalf of the client. This can be a part of plan or an additional upgrade.

Prior To Electing...

Picking the top hosting package is important as it can influence the stable operation of a web portal. Before settling on a package, compare the pros and cons, explore carefully all the preconditions for the online portal to operate properly, particularly if it is script-powered. And if you are still not sure which is the best hosting service for you, ask our live chat operators or give us a call - our sales representatives will be glad to help you and answer all your questions.