In order for your website to be available on the World Wide Web, you must have a place to host it. This place is provided by the web hosting provider. Web hosting as a service incorporates the space where your website files are stored, the traffic to your website and many additional services such as […]

Cloud hosting or cloud hosting is one of the three most common types of web hosting. It is best described as a group of servers, sharing their CPU, RAM, and space to create a large pool of resources, which is then shared virtually among multiple sites and users. Cloud hosting is particularly good for its […]

The biggest difference between cloud hosting and shared hosting is in the number of servers and the way you allocate resources. In shared hosting, you have a single server and all the sites hosted on it share its resources, but since there is no limit on their usage, any one of those sites can take […]

Cloud hosting is better than having a dedicated server because of the added level of redundancy. If your dedicated machine suffers a hardware failure, for example, your site goes down and there’s no quick way to get service back. While in the cloud, if one of the machines that are part of the group fails, […]

The 3 most common reasons to use cloud hosting are scalability, reliability, and easy data recovery. Cloud hosting allows you more flexible and faster ways to add more RAM, CPU, and space to your account when needed. At SiteGround we offer automatic scaling, triggered by resource deficiency events. When your site suddenly has a spike […]