Enterprise Critical Website and Email Hosting
Do you want to ensure that your
website downtime is eliminated?
Do you want to have practically unlimited server
resources available as your business grows?
If the answer is “YES” -
Clustered Hosting is the web-hosting alternative for you.
What is Clustered Hosting Technology
Clustered Hosting is a group of servers clustered in the same network to perform hosting services. The purpose of Clustered Hosting technology is to eradicate the troubles inherent in typical shared hosting infrastructures. At any time, one server can go down, however the cluster continues to provides the Hosting Service without downtime. Major benefits are the way this technology handles load balancing and the provision of ample website resources to ensure business success.
Load Balancing
Load balancing refers to the way traffic is balanced amongst multiple web servers, meaning that if there are increased spikes the workload is balanced amongst multiple servers. Servers can be maintained, removed or extra servers can be added to the cluster without disruption to customer work flow if the need arises. Customers are guaranteed no stoppage will occur using Clustered Hosting.
Resource Availability
Clustered Hosting provides almost unlimited server resources as opposed to the limits of one physical server. This means that your business will have an almost infinite source of computing power available and even the neediest customer will not need to consume more than a fraction of the available processing capacity. Key Points Group of Servers acting Together State of the Art Hosting Technology Eradicates Troubles associated with cheap Hosting Services No Down-times (unless extreme circumstance) Load Balancing - Traffic Balancing Guaranteed No Stoppage Unlimited Resources (add more power and resources as required without fail and without stoppage)
Clustered Web Server Technology
Load-balancing; handles high web traffic requests
Redundant firewalls; high protection against internet attacks
Constant Administration; problem prevention techniques
Large Data Centers - Tier networks
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