Be In Control With 1Byte’s Cloud Hosting

Cloud hosting is a type of web hosting which uses the resources of several clustered servers. Basically, this means that your website uses the virtual resources of several servers to accommodate all the aspects of hosting your site. The load is balanced, security is taken care of and hardware resources are available virtually so they can be used when needed. The cluster of servers is the cloud.

If you have ever worked with websites, web hosting, you must have heard the word "cPanel". So what is it? cPanel Hosting is nothing but a control panel for web hosting.

Any kind of web hosting can use this mode of the interface. This kind of a graphical and easy-to-use front-end interface is very simple and helpful to manage a website. cPanel Hosting provides you with various options to easily manage your files on the website, email accounts, additional domains and subdomains, FTP accounts, MySQL databases, and many more. cPanel Hosting also renders the statistics of your website.

In conclusion, cPanel is provided by the hosting website itself, to upload the content. There are many more features included in the cPanel. So it simplifies the whole management process of a website.

When your hosting account was based around a single server, you had the choice of either sharing the machine with other accounts (a shared server) or running an individual machine specifically for your site (a dedicated server). With cloud hosting you have a similar choice to make.


Shared Hosting

Shared Hosting also known as Public Cloud Hosting. It is similar to a shared server where a collection of networked machines holds the data for several sites.

The hardware is shared between several virtualized accounts, and so the cost of the resource is shared. Unlike traditional shared hosting, however, the virtual server’s resources are ring-fenced. You don't share disk space, processing power, or anything else with any other account – you simply share rack space in the data centres. In effect you get all the benefits of shared hosting, with none of the downsides.


Private Hosting

On the other hand, a private cloud (private cloud hosting) does not share its infrastructure with any other accounts or sites. This obviously comes with a higher cost but offers greater security and control.

Server resources are ring fenced within private clouds, meaning that you don't have to share hardware. The entire virtualized resource sits behind your own firewall.