Managed Cloud Hosting Services Provider

Cloud server hosting refers to the hosting platform built on a network of several servers, storage, and network appliances to work as a single system. Unlike dedicated server hosting, which is on a single piece of hardware, Cloud hosting offers scalability, high availability, and tools to manage the infrastructure more efficiently.

The systems and applications deployed are guaranteed maximum uptime with the option to fail-over in real-time in case of any hardware failure. It also facilitates distributed load to serve peak traffic for users. Taking data backups also becomes efficient for a speedy restore.

Cloud hosting service provider offers Cloud hosting comprising infrastructure, storage, applications, and management tools. In addition, Cloud hosting covers managed services and data backups as an option.

There are two types of Cloud Hosting providers. The first is the more established and international provider, while the other is the local Cloud service provider. The renowned global providers are Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle Cloud etc. who have multiple data centers across the globe. The local services providers offer services from within a country or a specific geographical region. Choosing the best one depends on Customer requirements such as the geographical location, support levels, physical access to data, and a competitive price.

Cloud costings are estimated based on the resources that need to deploy. The resources include computing (vCPU, vRAM), storage, network resources, software to be pre-installed. Typically, a single Cloud server with the lowest configuration possible may cost starting $50/month to higher depending on the number of Cloud Servers, its designs etc

It is the most adopted model for any hosting requirement as it offers flexibility, scalability, high availability, ease of use, customizable to suit one’s application requirements, in addition to its capacity to cater to massive traffic requirements.

While deploying your infrastructure, you can architect your cloud infrastructure with various security systems to build a fortress to protect your deployed application and data. Being on Cloud gives plenty of options to choose from a variety of tools catering to specific vulnerabilities to address various threats and configure them to one’s requirement.