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		<title>How cloud hosting trumps traditional shared hosting each and every time</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 19 Apr 2011 13:33:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Once upon a time, cloud hosting technology was reserved for large companies and corporations. Only they could afford to put together complex cloud environments. With the evolution of technology, those days are over. Cloud hosting is now affordable and available to companies large and small. Countless businesses are making the switch into the cloud, and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Once upon a time, cloud hosting technology was reserved for large  companies and corporations. Only they could afford to put together  complex cloud environments.</p>
<p>With the evolution of technology, those days are over. Cloud hosting  is now affordable and available to companies large and small. Countless  businesses are making the switch into the cloud, and for good reason.</p>
<p><strong>Uptime that can’t be beat</strong></p>
<p>One major difference between cloud hosting and shared hosting is the  ability of cloud environments to offer 100% uptime. Regular shared  hosting can only offer 99% uptime, at best.</p>
<p>How is this possible? Well, with cloud hosting your website is on  hundreds of servers. If one of them happens to go down, another server  will step in automatically. A server is always at the ready.</p>
<p>In contrast, shared hosting puts your website on one server. If it  crashes, so does your site. There are no automatic backups in place to  deal with potential problems or traffic surges.</p>
<p><strong>Full scalability</strong></p>
<p>In shared hosting, it’s common for another customer’s major traffic spike to affect the performance of your site.</p>
<p>With the cloud, this is not an issue. Big increases in web activity  are dealt with dynamically and seamlessly. The cloud takes everything in  stride. If more power is needed, the cloud automatically delivers, and  then gears down when the rush is over.<span id="more-11547"></span></p>
<p><strong>Killer performance</strong></p>
<p>Within a cloud hosting environment, you always know that your  performance will be top-notch, even if you are running demanding  applications and sophisticated programs. The cloud deploys quickly and  accurately.</p>
<p>Shared hosting is notorious for its unreliability. It all depends on  what else is going on and what other customers are doing. You can never  be sure that your website will be performing as you want it to.</p>
<p><strong><img title="More..." src="http://www.findmyhost.com/webhostingblog/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wordpress/img/trans.gif" alt="trans How cloud hosting trumps traditional shared hosting each and every time"  />The way of the future</strong></p>
<p>The cloud is the latest advancement in web hosting technology. If  you’ve ever lost revenue because of your site going down, you know how  detrimental a server crash can be. Cloud hosting makes this business  nightmare thing of the past. Using enterprise level hardware from the  biggest names in the business (Dell, Cisco etc&#8230;) and offering uptime,  scalability and performance that shared hosting quite simply never  could, more and more businesses are opting for cloud hosting solutions.  It just makes good business sense.</p>
<p><strong>Who we recommend</strong></p>
<p><a href="http://www.gearhost.com" target="_blank"><img class="alignleft" title="GearHost" src="http://http.cdnlayer.com/findmyhost/MyHostNews/Logo/gearhost.gif" alt="gearhost How cloud hosting trumps traditional shared hosting each and every time" width="190" height="60" /></a>An <a title="Approved Host" href="http://www.findmyhost.com/web_hosting_guarantee.aspx" target="_blank">Approved Host</a> provider providing the most efficient Windows Cloud Hosting solution is <a title="GearHost.com" href="http://www.gearhost.com/" target="_blank">GearHost.com</a>.   Getting your website on the cloud environment is the right choice and  you’ll have the reliability and dynamic scalability of this industry  leading technology working for your website.  For more information on <a title="CloudSites Technologies" href="http://www.gearhost.com/cloudhosting/cloudsites/tech/" target="_blank">GearHost CloudSites Technology</a> and the FindMyHost consumer guarantee included with your purchase visit:  <a title="GearHost" href="http://www.findmyhost.com/reviews/Gearhost.aspx" target="_blank">www.findmyhost.com/gearhost.</a></p>
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		<title>Using CDN To Improve Your End User Experience</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 19 Nov 2010 22:17:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you take the time to notice the actual content being delivered to your browser when you load a page on any large site, you’ll find that many of the images &#8211; and even the text content itself in some cases – are not actually being retrieved from the site you thought you were hitting. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you take the time to notice the actual content being delivered to  your browser when you load a page on any large site, you’ll find that  many of the images &#8211; and even the text content itself in some cases –  are not actually being retrieved from the site you thought you were  hitting.  For example, I just loaded the CNN.com home page at the time  of this writing and I can see a photo of the Washington, D.C. subway.   If I view the source on that photo, I can see it is actually being  loaded from a content delivery network, or CDN:<span id="more-10250"></span></p>
<p><em>&lt;img src=&#8221;http://i2.<strong>cdn</strong>.turner.com/cnn/2010/CRIME/10/27/virginia.plot.arrest/t1main.dc.metro1.gi.jpg&#8221;  width=&#8221;250&#8243; height=&#8221;250&#8243; alt=&#8221;Man charged in alleged D.C. subway bomb  plot&#8221; border=&#8221;0&#8243; hspace=&#8221;0&#8243; vspace=&#8221;0&#8243;&gt;</em></p>
<p>In most cases, the purpose of a CDN is really three-fold:</p>
<ol>
<li>It offloads server processing for “static” resources such as  images, Flash files, and JavaScript files to other servers, which  reduces the loading on your own web/application servers.</li>
<li>CDNs are designed around a global infrastructure to ensure that  the content being loaded comes from the most geographically optimal  location.  If you are located in the state of Texas and are hitting the  CNN.com site in Atlanta (or wherever it sits), you won’t necessarily be  sent a set of files from Atlanta – they may come from a CDN datacenter  in Houston, Texas.  This ensures fewer network hops which results in a  faster page load and, the site owner’s hope, a good user experience  which will keep you coming back for more.</li>
<li>The ability to manage specific content within a page such as  advertising using a single management tool across a network of sites.   This, in a way, blurs the lines of what a CDN is but for some the only  offloaded content on a page may be the advertising, which in effect  makes the ad delivery mechanism that site’s CDN.</li>
</ol>
<p>Deployment of content onto a CDN can also help with search engine  optimization (SEO) as the search engine algorithms now factor in speed  as part of their scoring.  Leading hosting providers today offer  arrangements and direct integration into CDN providers through their  toolsets so this is yet another item to be considered when selecting a  hosting provider.</p>
<p><a title="Approved Host" href="http://www.findmyhost.com/how_we_test.aspx" target="_blank">Approved Host</a> provider who can assist with the tool-sets is <a title="DedicatedNOW Report Card" href="http://www.webhostreportcards.com/reviews/Dedicatednow.aspx" target="_blank">DedicatedNOW.com</a>.  For more information on <a title="DedicatedNOW Report Card" href="http://www.webhostreportcards.com/reviews/Dedicatednow.aspx" target="_blank">DedicatedNOW</a> and the FindMyHost consumer guarantee included with your purchase: <a title="DedicatedNOW" href="http://www.findmyhost.com/guaranteed_web_hosts/dedicatednow.aspx" target="_blank">www.findmyhost.com/dedicatednow</a>.</p>
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		<title>Managing Risk – Your Backup Strategy</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 10 Nov 2010 16:11:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[We’ve all been there. You think to yourself that you should back up a file, directory, or database then after making some really critical changes&#8230; do a quick file copy and – BAM! – all your work is lost. Less frequently on desktop machines – but surprisingly often on heavily used servers – a disk [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We’ve all been there.  You think to yourself that you should back up a  file, directory, or database then after making some really critical  changes&#8230; do a quick file copy and – BAM! – all your work is lost.   Less frequently on desktop machines – but surprisingly often on heavily  used servers – a disk failure can result in even more catastrophic  losses.  If you consider that many sites online comprise the  intellectual property, storefront, and contents of a business, a disk  drive failure could at a minimum mean downtime for the business.  In a  worst-case scenario with a complete failure where all contents were  lost, a business could be shut down immediately due to a loss of data,  configuration, and/or the complete site software and configuration.  All  of this may be stating the obvious to most but, believe me, total data  loss does happen to many sites that weren’t equipped with a proper  backup strategy.<span id="more-10134"></span></p>
<p>The first principle of any backup is to always have a readily  available and recent copy of your site configuration, software (i.e.  application source code), and database structure, as well as a recent  copy of the actual data within your database. How you obtain this backup  can vary greatly, depending on your hosting provider and the quality of  services they offer.  Virtually all hosts today offer some form of  backup, even if it’s just a weekly snapshot.  The better hosts will  advertise backup options, possibly even using industrial-strength  software tools such as <a title="DedicatedNOW Managed Backups" href="http://www.dedicatednow.com/?managed-backup=" target="_blank">R1Soft CDP</a>,  which ensure that MySQL databases and other valuable data sources  remain continuously backed up to a reliable underlying data store.</p>
<p>Another key component of a backup strategy is what to do in the event  that an outage occurs (for example, due to a hard drive failure).  The  prepared site administrator will have already had discussions with the  hosting provider and perhaps will have worked through a dry run of the  backup recovery process, for several reasons.  The first and primary  reason is to make sure the recovery process actually works as  advertised, since there are many disreputable hosts out there who cut  corners and offer one thing while actually doing another.   A second  reason is to certify that you are backing up and recovering all files  that are truly required for you to resume operations, should a recovery  be required.  Finally, a third reason is to gauge the amount of time  required in order to go from “nothing” (i.e. the web site is down) to  “operational” (i.e. the full web site is back up).</p>
<p>As you can see, a comprehensive backup strategy requires a mix of  good planning, good support, and good tools along with a time  investment, but if your site and data is important to your business, it  is an investment that may one day pay great dividends.</p>
<p>A recommended <a title="Approved Host" href="http://www.findmyhost.com/how_we_test.aspx" target="_blank">Approved Host</a> provider who can assist in setting up a secure web hosting environment with automated backups is <a title="DedicatedNOW Report Card" href="http://www.webhostreportcards.com/reviews/Dedicatednow.aspx" target="_blank">DedicatedNOW.com</a>.   For a limited time, <a title="DedicatedNOW Report Card" href="http://www.webhostreportcards.com/reviews/Dedicatednow.aspx" target="_blank">DedicatedNOW </a>is offering <strong>free 50GB of R1Soft backup</strong> on all <a title="DedicatedNOW New Servers" href="http://www.dedicatednow.com/promotions-supercharge.htm?utm_source=findmyhost&amp;utm_medium=banner&amp;utm_campaign=Findmyhost" target="_blank">new servers</a>. For more information on <a title="DedicatedNOW Report Card" href="http://www.webhostreportcards.com/reviews/Dedicatednow.aspx" target="_blank">DedicatedNOW</a> and the FindMyHost consumer guarantee included with your purchase: <a title="DedicatedNOW" href="http://www.findmyhost.com/guaranteed_web_hosts/dedicatednow.aspx" target="_blank">www.findmyhost.com/dedicatednow</a>.</p>
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		<title>Beefing Up Security With Web Application Firewalls</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Nov 2010 18:14:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you’re fortunate enough to have a growing online business, you will find your hosting needs growing along with it.  What may have started as a single server may now begin to resemble a burgeoning IT shop, with multiple web servers, database servers, mail servers, and file servers.   All businesses reach a threshold where security [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://http.cdnlayer.com/findmyhost/article/dotdefender.jpg"><img class="alignleft" title="dotDefender" src="http://http.cdnlayer.com/findmyhost/article/dotdefender.jpg" alt="dotdefender Beefing Up Security With Web Application Firewalls" width="118" height="124" /></a>If  you’re fortunate enough to have a growing online business, you will  find your hosting needs growing along with it.  What may have started as  a single server may now begin to resemble a burgeoning IT shop, with  multiple web servers, database servers, mail servers, and file  servers.   All businesses reach a threshold where security and  reliability of the environment becomes paramount – to the point where it  becomes a higher priority to protect the assets and infrastructure  before investing any further in functionality and business growth.  One  of the first appliances deployed to protect that infrastructure is a  firewall, which can be defined as a hardware and/or software appliance  whose primary purpose is to protect network resources by limiting or  eliminating unauthorized access to those resources.  While larger  businesses often opt to invest in hardware firewalls capable of  on-the-fly packet filtering, encryption of all incoming and outgoing  requests, and processing of extremely large numbers of concurrent  connections, small-to-mid-sized businesses are often best served by  software firewalls and specifically Web Application Firewalls, or WAFs.<span id="more-10061"></span></p>
<p>One popular web application firewall is dotDefender.  dotDefender is  designed to provide website security against malicious attacks and  website defacement attempts.  It offers enterprise-class security,  advanced integration capabilities, easy maintenance, and low total cost  of ownership (TCO).  dotDefender is a sophisticated web application  firewall that secures your website using pattern recognition to analyze  all incoming traffic, session protection which monitors runtime user  sessions and prevents invalid tampering, and upload inspection, for  monitoring uploads of all files to the local file system.</p>
<p>Another popular option used because it is available by default in  many Windows-based installation is the Windows Firewall.  Windows  Firewall primarily focuses on limiting access from unwanted applications  but does not do any runtime monitoring of user sessions or  inbound/outbound traffic signatures.</p>
<p>When selecting a web hosting provider, it is important to determine  if the hosting provider is able to provide a range of products (such as  hardware firewalls, software firewalls, web application firewalls, spam  filters, etc) and services (such as configuration and management of  firewall products) that can allow your hosted application infrastructure  to grow as your business grows.</p>
<p>A recommended <a title="Approved Host" href="http://www.findmyhost.com/how_we_test.aspx" target="_blank">Approved Host</a> provider who can assist you in setting up a secure web hosting environment is <a title="DedicatedNOW Report Card" href="http://www.webhostreportcards.com/reviews/Dedicatednow.aspx" target="_blank">DedicatedNOW.com</a>.   With each <a title="cPanel Dedicated Server" href="http://www.dedicatednow.com/?managed-security=" target="_blank">cPanel dedicated server</a> you receive FREE server hardening and dotDefender.  For more information on <a title="DedicatedNOW Report Card" href="http://www.webhostreportcards.com/reviews/Dedicatednow.aspx" target="_blank">DedicatedNOW</a> and the FindMyHost consumer guarantee included with your purchase: <a title="DedicatedNOW" href="http://www.findmyhost.com/guaranteed_web_hosts/dedicatednow.aspx" target="_blank">www.findmyhost.com/dedicatednow</a>.</p>
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		<title>How To Move Your Shared Host To A Dedicated Server</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 27 Oct 2010 20:00:16 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Shared hosting is the choice of many small business websites as well as a preferred option for many bloggers and individuals maintaining low-to-moderately trafficked personal web sites.  Shared hosting has a number of advantages, but obviously first and foremost among these for most small businesses is cost.  Unfortunately, shared hosting has a number of disadvantages, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Shared hosting is the choice of many small business websites as well  as a preferred option for many bloggers and individuals maintaining  low-to-moderately trafficked personal web sites.  Shared hosting has a  number of advantages, but obviously first and foremost among these for  most small businesses is cost.  Unfortunately, shared hosting has a  number of disadvantages, particularly for sites experiencing large  fluctuations in traffic, performance issues, or for those sites that  really require lower-level access to the underlying operating system  and/or server hardware.  On a shared host, your site can be affected by  one of the other dozens – or even hundreds – of sites and web  applications that may be running on the same physical hardware.</p>
<p>The best hosting providers will offer support and a documented  migration plan for moving sites and server configuration from your  shared or virtualized environment to a dedicated server.  For hosts that  offer control panel packages – such as cPanel &#8211; migration tools allow  you to move configuration options between servers, which can greatly  improve the time it takes to migrate between server installations, as  well as improve the overall results of the migration process.  cPanel  allows site administrators to configure a plethora of common operating  system, memory, storage, and application options, including:</p>
<ul>
<li>Basic and advanced email configuration, including account management, spam blocking, authentication, and mailing lists</li>
<li>Search engine optimization (SEO) tools, optimized for search engines such as Google</li>
<li>File management utilities, such as disk space usage, FTP administration, and backups</li>
<li>Application management, including handy configuration tools for managing popular apps such as Apache and MySQL</li>
<li>Server security configuration, including SSH, SSL, and IP Deny management</li>
</ul>
<p>If a tool such as cPanel is used to migrate configuration options,  the overall migration process becomes much easier.  In addition to that,  the “standard” steps required to migrate between hosts require  application software in use to be installed and individually configured  and, of course, DNS settings will need to be updated so your server can  be found at its new IP address.  As mentioned earlier, the best web  hosts will support every step of this process and answer questions (and  even solve problems) as you move forward in this process.   It is always  important to complete testing of the new environment before DNS records  are updated, which will allow you time to test and resolve any issues  before the public hits your new host.</p>
<p>A recommended <a title="Approved Host" href="http://www.findmyhost.com/how_we_test.aspx" target="_blank">Approved Host</a> Dedicated Server provider is <a title="DedicatedNOW" href="http://www.dedicatednow.com/257-35-3-39.html" target="_blank">DedicatedNOW.com</a>.  For more information on <a title="DedicatedNOW Report Card" href="http://www.webhostreportcards.com/reviews/Dedicatednow.aspx" target="_blank">DedicatedNOW</a> and the FindMyHost consumer guarantee included with your purchase, please visit: <a title="DedicatedNOW" href="http://www.findmyhost.com/guaranteed_web_hosts/dedicatednow.aspx" target="_blank">www.findmyhost.com/dedicatednow</a>.</p>
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		<title>Codero Dedicated Servers</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 06 Nov 2009 14:52:15 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dedicated Servers Starting @ $70/mo • No Contracts • 12TB Bandwidth Inlcuded on all Servers • Customer Rewards Program • 24/7/365 Live, U.S. based Tech/Sales Support • Customize your Codero server today! Contact: sales@codero.com Phone: 1-877-999-2750 Website: www.codero.com]]></description>
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