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Frequently asked questions
In cloud hosting, configuration and preparation are done by multiple servers. The structure of cloud hosting is such that all the servers are clustered in collectively and the information of the websites is shared on them. There are several copies of a website on other servers that are hosted in parallel.
Cloud hosting is used by all kinds of websites but it is highly popular among websites that frequently experience traffic surges or get large numbers of clicks on their posts.
- Easier to use: In cloud hosting,managingresourceand upgrading them is faster and easier.
- Reliability: Maximized uptime is provided by multiple servers across the network.
- Higher security: As servers are interconnected on cloud hosts, the risk of DDoS attacks and service outages is reduced.
- Ability to handle large amounts of traffic
- Faster page load time – With our integrated caching mechanism, load pages at higher speeds.
- Easy scalability: There are a lot of resources for you to make the service fit for your increased web traffic needs as your business grows over time.
You can host three websites in the free cloud hosting plan. There is no limit to the number of sites hosted in advanced services.
Shared hosting is the hosting of multiple websites on a single server. Cloud hosting is a service that hosts your website on multiple servers, i.e. the cloud.