dedicated server companies e commerce web design company: Compare <b>armpit dedicated server</b><BR>

Current armpit dedicated server News

Q&A: Troy Toman, Rackspace

Tue, 14 Oct 2008 00:00:00 EST
October 14, 2008 -- ( <http://www.thewhir.com> WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- In an email interview with the WHIR, Rackspace vice president of operations and customer care Troy Toman discusses his panel, "The Evolving Data Center: From Red To Green" at this week's InnoTech conference in Austin, Texas.

WHIR Mag, Oct. 08: Big Money

Thu, 09 Oct 2008 17:19:00 -0500

These posts usually come a little further before the issue is distributed, but the October 08 issue of WHIR magazine is sitting on my desk, so I'm a little behind on this one. The good news is, your print copy is in the mail, and the digital edition is online and readable right here.

As you've likely noticed, we tend to focus on a "theme" with a given issue of the magazine, and as I've pointed out in several other things I've written about this issue, we didn't intend, originally, to do that with this one. However, one kind of developed as we worked on the issue.

The first thing we wanted to address was this issue of outside investment in the hosting industry - the growing interest of big-money backers in this industry, and the kind of influence that interest has had, and is having, on policy in web hosting.

There are a few things. There's the obvious influence of newly-installed executives at companies acquired by the big firms - say, Doug Erwin at The Planet, or Art Zeile at HostMySite. And the less obvious, but implicit influence of those acquiring or investing companies in the businesses in which they've invested. And beyond that, the potential for outside investment is having an influence on a lot of smaller hosting providers who may be operating their businesses with an eye specifically toward being acquired - a motivation that has its opportunities and pitfalls. Dennis McCafferty covered this in our cover story.

That was the main idea. But as we watched Rackspace's IPO approach, and saw the attention being given around the hosting business to the big event, we became particularly interested in the process for Rackspace, particularly as the role of the company shifted somewhat. Rackspace had always been considered a sort of example by other companies in the hosting business, and as it went through the IPO process, and the reporting that followed, it began to notably become, almost by default, a sort of representative for the hosting business to the investment community. I wrote a feature myself about this process.

Those were two big ideas that had a lot in common - in particular they highlight the fact that the hosting business seems to be in an evolutionary stage that is stripping away some of that entrepreneurial flavor the business has had for so long. This isn't a bad thing, necessarily.

I won't go on forever here, because frankly, there's a lot to read in the magazine. These are the big features. And there are a few other pretty excellent features in there. Wayne Epperson attempts to clear up some of the confusing and conflicting discussion around "cloud computing." Esther M. Bauer offers a look into reseller opportunities for resellers in the CDN market. David Hamilton looks at the emerging role of "hosting evangelists." We interviewed NaviSite as the company prepared to break into the dedicated hosting market, and Fasthosts as it moves into the US.

And more, of course. It's a good read. And the price (free) is right.

Oh, and one more thing: while you're here, check out this blog post about accessing the digital edition from your iPhone.

For more information about Paid web hosting services, please visit: www.paid.com.

100G/200G/PHP/CP/DOMAIN/click2host.us.to

Sat, 06 Sep 2008 04:08:14 +0000

No post 2 host
100000 MB Storage Space
200 GB Bandwidth
Unlimited Domains Allowed
Latest cPanel Control Panel

Site Builder
Fantastico
24×7 Support
Soholaunch
Instant Backups
No Contract!
99.9% Uptime Guarantee
45 Day Money Back Guarantee
Free / Instant Setup
UNLIMITED Addon / Parked
UNLIMITED Sub Domains
UNLIMITED FTP Accounts
UNLIMITED MySQL Databases
UNLIMITED POP3 Accounts
Instant Script Installations
Custom Error Pages
Hotlink Protection
IP Deny Manager
Anonymous FTP
Instant FormMail
CGIRedirect URL
PHP5
Web Based File Manager
Ruby On Rails
PW Protected Directories
SMTP
SSH
Latest cPanel
phpMyAdmin
Perl
AWStats (Real Time Updates)
Chilisoft ASP
Webalizer
Python
Raw Log Manager
SSIReferrer Logs
CronError Logs
FrontPage
Agora Cart
Curl
osCommerce
GD
ZenCart
Image Magick
Cube Cart
Streaming Audio/Video
Mailing Lists
Free Module Installation
Catch Alls
Spam Assassin
Web Mail
Mail Forwarding
E-mail Alias
IMAP Support
Auto Responders

Signu here http://click2host.us.to/fo...

Data Center Efficiency Graph

Fri, 3 Oct 2008 12:08:58 -0800

theWHIR.com posted a photo:

Taken from the Google data center site, a chart shows power used by Google's servers and data centers in comparison to "typical" servers and data centers.

We hope that this ending of our article on armpit dedicated server proves to be a beginning to your interest in armpit dedicated server! Now get down to learning more about armpit dedicated server!
#