continue the work begun on Wednesday, talking about:
Server shared
This is probably the most common option of hosting. In the case of a shared server, the machine is wholly owned by the ISP assigns a certain number of users so that they can accommodate the space needed servr on their websites. All of these customers (may be hundreds) are hosted on the same machine.
The widespread use related to this type of offer is linked to the fact that usually costs very little and often even for free!
By its very nature, however, having ensure the integrity of the server, the options available to users are much more limited. Usually, in fact, there are several limitations to run on the server side of programs, databases and other technical components. However, solitamentesi can contact the provider through a telephone support and ask what limits to impose fine on the service.
side nice thing is that the server operation and environmental safety are not your responsibility.
The advantages to use a shared hosting are as follows:
- the provider's responsibility to ensure environmental safety and the hosting platform and take care of everything related to hardware, the software, operating systems and Internet access; - to manage your hosting plan there will be requests expertise or dedicated resources with the exception of those that will to design, develop and run your site; - d the usually very cheap, depending on the services used; - along with the signed plan will be given assistance, advice and technical support; - your provider will have all the necessary technical skills to manage the hosting
The disadvantages of this approach, instead, are the following:
- depend entirely by your provider for almost all the changes on the system; - the n case of problems, you have little control over your service; - c i will be some restrictions on what can be done and What you can not do on your website ;
We will finish our discussion tomorrow, talking about the third option: the ' In-house .
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