Top Shared Hosting

There are different kinds of shared hosting services suitable for different websites when it comes to the system resources or the shared hosting environment they need. To choose the most appropriate shared hosting service for your web page, you need to judge what server-side software it needs, how many daily visits you expect at the beginning and in the future, as well as any other special needs that may have to be fulfilled.

Shared Web Hosting - Strong Sides

The most optimal choice for small sized websites with several hundred or several thousand viewers is a shared hosting solution. With this form of web space hosting, each user pays only for their plan, which reduces the total cost per person significantly. There are various web hosting accounts varying from one hosting corporation to another, supplying different quotas of data storage and traffic, different email account quotas and so on. The positive point is that you can obtain a package that will have the features your web site indeed needs. You will not need to pay a lot for an account you will not avail of, or end up with a small size package that cannot shelter the web page. We, at NOME.HOST, offer a huge assortment of shared hosting plans appropriate for personal or small business web portals that even offer pre-installed script-powered systems such as Joomla, Mambo, Drupal or WordPress - to make things easier. If you begin with a basic package and you require more functionalities, upgrading to a more feature-rich account demands just a click.

Shared website hosting - Weak Sides

A weak side of the shared website hosting environment is that the servers have some software installed on them and you cannot activate new software. Certain web sites, especially web shops, require applications to be available on the server for them to work, and with a shared web hosting platform, you can activate solely software applications that do not demand complete root-level access.

Private Virtual Servers and Dedicated Hosting Servers

For sites that require root-level access, or if your online portal has many 1000's or even millions of visitors per day, what you demand is a virtual private servers or a dedicated server. A VPS server is a software simulation of a dedicated web server and it behaves in exactly the same way.

Virtual Hosting Servers

Both environments traditionally provide full root-level access and can be restarted via a software program by the user, autonomously from the web hosting company. Similar to the shared website hosting packages, the virtual private servers and the dedicated web hosting server packages have diverse specs based on what the web hosting vendor offers. A VPS server plan has guaranteed disk storage space, RAM and CPU quotas that can occasionally be expanded for short stretches of time in case there are spare resources on the physical machine. With a dedicated server, the only limit is the hardware configuration it is utilizing, and it can be revamped by altering or adding components. A private virtual web hosting server is easier to manage as it ships with virtualization software, which can be utilized to reboot it, to install applications, explore statistics, etc. The administration of a dedicated hosting server is more elaborate, so such a package would rather be utilized by proficient users.

Dedicated Servers

Still, certain hosting vendors provide managed dedicated web hosting services where they implement dedicated hosting server administration procedures on behalf of the client. This can be included in the plan or an additional option.

Prior To Choosing...

Picking the top hosting plan is important as it can influence the stable operation of a web site. Prior to opting for a package, weigh the pros and cons, check thoroughly all the prerequisites for the web page to work properly, particularly if it is script-based. And if you are still unsure which one is the best shared hosting service for you, check with our live chat operators or call us - our sales representatives will be happy to assist you and answer all your questions.