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What is Cloud Hosting?

Table of Contents • Introduction • What is Cloud Hosting? • Architecture for cloud hosting • Types of Cloud hosting • Benefits of Cloud Hosting • What kind of websites use cloud hosting? • Conclusion

Introduction • If there is one keyword that is used more than any other in the world of technology, it is the term "cloud." • For years, every computer service imaginable has been tied to "the cloud.“ • Whether it's music downloads, web hosting, artificial intelligence, or just storing data that were previously stored on your PC. • The Cloud is omnipresent and is a component of everything. • For quite some time, the phrase "cloud hosting" has been used in the hosting sector. • However, it has recently gotten a lot of attention. • Let us go through cloud hosting, its types and the benefits of cloud hosting in the latter part of the slide.

What is Cloud Hosting? • Cloud hosting is a form of web hosting in which several servers work together to balance the load and enhance uptime. • Rather than relying on a single server, your website may make use of a "cluster" that draws resources from a centralized pool. • This implies that if one server fails, another takes over to keep everything functioning. • Consider the cloud to be a web of many computers that are all linked together. Additional resources are added to the total cloud as more machines connect to the network. • You receive a piece of the so-called cloud cluster when you use cloud hosting. In contrast to traditional web hosting, which provides a limited amount of space from a single server.

Architecture for cloud hosting • The architecture of cloud hosting differs from that of traditional web hosting. • Most shared servers employ a centralized method in which numerous websites are hosted on a single server. However, if that server goes down, so do all of the accounts on it. • The dispersed method of cloud hosting, on the other hand, addresses this difficulty. Since each website is spread among several servers in a data centre, there will be no downtime if one of the servers in the cluster fails. • Large websites, such as search engines and social networks, employ the distributed method since no one server can manage such a demand. Large projects like this may create their own cloud hosting architecture or acquire services from a cloud hosting provider.

Types of Cloud Hosting • Cloud hosting is classified into three types: • Private Cloud • Public Cloud • Hybrid Cloud • The most well-known cloud hosting option is public cloud hosting, although private cloud still has a role. • Moreover, cloud hosting is the hybrid of both public and private cloud. • Let us understand each type separately in the next slide (Slide 7; Slide 8; Slide 9)

1. Public Cloud • A public cloud, based on common cloud computing model, provides application storage and a variety of cloud computing services through the Internet. • A public cloud USP is that it allows numerous users to access hardware resources at the same time through a wireless or distant network. • Because large-scale activities can be managed successfully on this type of cloud, public clouds are useful for organizations wanting to grow. • It is one of the most cost-effective types of cloud hosting. • Additional benefits of public cloud includes less maintenance and greater reliability.

2. Private Cloud • This form of Cloud hosting provides an exclusive services for a particular company or group. • This gives significant advantages to the user in terms of information privacy and the many sorts of cloud services that may be accessed. • The private cloud can be developed in data centers that are physically located within the organization's walls in terms of operations and functionality. • It may also be used remotely and maintained by third-party suppliers. This makes it very adaptable and potentially extensible, as well as giving the user greater control and security in terms of data protection.

3. Hybrid Cloud • This form of cloud hosting, as the name implies, is a mix and integration of public and private clouds. • As a result, it may provide you with the best of various types of clouds in cloud hosting. • It provides greater flexibility in data transfer and increases an enterprise’s deployment choices. • This guarantees complete control and ease of transition, all while keeping cost low.

Benefits of Cloud Hosting • As cloud hosting has become immense popular in recent years, it has started offering various benefits such as: • Easy to Scale • Redundant Server Environment • High Uptime and Availability • Faster Website Speed and Performance • Works great for Sites with Scalable traffic • Speedy Server Setup Process • Flexible Pricing Structure and so on… • Let us go through each one of them separately in the next few slides.

1. Easy to Scale • Scaling your server resources has never been easier than it is with cloud hosting. • Most cloud servers come with an easy-to-use site management dashboard that allows you to monitor your site's performance in real time. • You may scale server resources up or down on the go without waiting for clearance from your hosting provider.

2. Redundant Server Environment • Most forms of hosting keep your site on a single server. • If something were to happen to that server, your website would fall down, and you would not be able to re-launch it until the server was repaired. • When your hosting is redundant, a backup site will take over your current site in seconds. • However, not all redundancy is the same. • You'll have a concurrent live version of your website that your host can load right away using cloud hosting.

3. High Uptime and Availability • If you use conventional hosting, the uptime of your website is determined by the actual server environment. If it goes down, so will your website. • Unless you're using a CDN, which can assist minimize your site's total downtime. • Cloud hosting is designed with high uptime in mind. Since your site will be using the resources of several servers, you may easily be moved to another server if one goes down or has technical difficulties. • Furthermore, because of your flexibility to expand server resources on demand, your site will not go down due to an unanticipated traffic surge.

4. Faster Website Speed and Performance • Most cloud servers can provide lightning-fast speeds. Aside from the ability to easily increase the capacity of your site, cloud hosting also provides for simpler load balancing between various server settings, which may assist to place considerably less demand on a single server's resources. • Of course, the server hardware foundation will have an impact on your site's performance, so search for a cloud host with multiple cache layers, premium server hardware, and low-density servers.

5. Works great for Sites with Scalable Traffic • If your traffic fluctuates, it will be difficult to locate a host that can provide you with the most value for your money. • Cloud hosting allows you to quickly scale your server resources up and down on an as-needed basis. • This degree of scalability is extremely difficult to get with any other type of hosting.

6. Speedy Server Setup Process • You can set up a cloud hosting server in no time. • Unless you sign up for a novice shared hosting service, it may take some time to deploy your web server. • This might be inconvenient if you need your website up and running immediately, or if you're performing a host migration and are delayed waiting for the server to be ready.

7. Flexible Pricing Structure • In most other types of hosting, you pay a monthly fee whether or not you use all of the server resources. • You simply pay for what you use with cloud hosting. • So, if you expect an article to go viral or if your site receives abnormally high traffic, you don't have to totally change your subscription. • All you have to do is scale up your resources during the traffic rush and scale down once traffic levels returns to normal.

What kind of websites use cloud hosting? • The types of websites that use cloud hosting are as diverse as those that use traditional hosting, but there are several instances where it is very popular. • Cloud hosting is an excellent choice if a website is mission-critical, meaning that the organization cannot function without it. • Many e-commerce businesses, lead generating sites, corporate websites, and high-traffic projects use it as well. • At the same time, cloud hosting makes it simple to grow if you want additional power. • This makes it appealing to news organizations and publishing companies who anticipate spikes in traffic or large numbers of hits on their articles.

Conclusion • Cloud hosting has become the buzz of the town. • Many businesses provide cloud hosting plans; however, HTS hosting focuses on providing both dependable plans and great service at reasonable prices. • All of the benefits of cloud hosting highlighted in this presentation can be achieved with the help of HTS Hosting. • To know more about our cloud hosting plans, call us at 1800-123-8156 or mail us at support@htshosting.org

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