Web
Hosting
What is the definition of web hosting?
Web hosting is a service that allows individuals and businesses to publish a website or web page on the Internet. A web host, also known as a web hosting service provider, is a company that provides the technologies and services required to access a website or webpage on the Internet. Websites are kept on servers, which are special computers that host websites. When Internet visitors wish to visit your website, they simply type the address or domain name into their browser. After that, their computer will connect to your server, and your webpages will be transmitted to them via browser.
In order to host with most hosting firms, you must own your domain. The hosting firms will assist you in obtaining a domain if you do not already have one.
Here are some features you should expect from your hosting provider:
- Email Accounts : Most hosting providers, as previously said, require users to have their own domain name. You can create domain email accounts (e.g., yourname@yourwebsite.com) with a domain name (e.g., www.yourwebsite.com) and email account features provided by your hosting provider.
- FTP Access: Uploading files from your local computer to your web server is possible with FTP. If you create your own HTML files for your website, you can use FTP to transmit the files from your computer to the web server, allowing visitors to view it over the internet.
- WordPress Support: WordPress is a website-building platform that is accessible via the internet. It’s a robust blogging and website content management system that makes creating and managing websites a breeze. WordPress is used by nearly a quarter of all websites on the internet. The majority of hosting providers will notify you whether or not their plans are WordPress-compatible right immediately. PHP version 7 or more; MySQL version 5.6 or greater are the simple prerequisites for hosting your WordPress websites.
How can my online business benefit from a web hosting service?
Your business website requires a web hosting service in order to publish online. However, a web host gives business owners more than just web hosting services. For example, web hosting firms typically employ in-house technicians to make sure their clients’ websites are up and running 24/7. Plus, when website owners are in need of help or troubleshooting (e.g. script debut, email not being able to send/receive, domain name renewal, and more), the web host’s in-house support is the go-to person. A professional web hosting service ensures a hassle-free experience for business owners, so they can efficiently focus their time and effort on their businesses.
Email Hosting
- Unmetered space & traffic
- Standard resources
- SSD storage
- 24/7 Extreme Support
- Speed Optimized
- Advanced Security
- Email Protection
- Free Benefits
- Daily backup
One Dynamic Site
- Unmetered space & traffic
- Standard resources
- SSD storage
- 24/7 Extreme Support
- 1 dynamic Site
- Speed Optimized
- Advanced Security
- Email Protection
- Free Benefits
- Daily backup
eAD Drive
- 1, 2, 4 or 8 TB storage
- 1, 2, 4 or 8 GB RAM
- 128 MB Email Attachments
- 24/7 Extreme Support
- Speed Optimized
- Advanced Security
- Email Protection
- Free Benefits
- Daily backup
Dedicated Server
- For demanding sites that require high availability. Hosting on semi-dedicated servers with NVMe disks for even higher speed, spam protection and VIP 24/7 support. Site backup 3 times a day and continuous uptime monitoring.
