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Dedicated web Hosting

What Is Dedicated Hosting?

Dedicated hosting service a type of internet hosting where the client leases an entire server for a sole purpose, such as a website. This server is not shared with anyone else and is more flexible than a shared hosting service because the organization has total control over the server.

The organization can pick the type of operating system, hardware, and other features. A dedicated hosting service can either be set up in-house or externally from a data center.

Advantages Of Dedicated Hosting

• Dedicated hosting is more customizable and flexible because the user doesn't have to share resources with anyone else. The hosting server can be tailored to the exact needs of the clients, and they can select and pay for the services that they require.

• Because the server is not shared with anyone, it is less likely that you will run into security issues due to the activities of neighboring websites on the server.
• Each server also receives its unique IP address. If you were to use shared hosting, you would have to share an IP address with multiple other websites. If one of your neighboring websites is a spam site or an adult site, this could mean Google will also rank your website lower.

• If the company does need a dedicated server but does not have the resources to manage a server themselves, dedicated hosting can be a more cost-effective way to have the resources of a full server. Because the dedicated hosting provider handles the costs of maintaining the server, the company can save money and time on hosting through an outside provider who takes care of all these external costs.

Disadvantages Of Dedicated Hosting

• Perhaps one of the biggest deterrents when deciding if a dedicating hosting provider is right for you is the hefty price tag. This is because you don't just pay for the physical hosting, but also the actual hardware.
  
• Many customers use a dedicated hosting service to host mission-critical or essential websites. Therefore, good support that is available 24/7 is usually necessary to make sure any problems with the server are taken care of immediately.

• If you choose to use an unmanaged dedicated server hosting, then you need to have strong technical skills to run the server and solve any problems as they arise. This could be time-consuming, so if you choose to hire somebody to it for you, this is an additional financial cost to you. These costs can sometimes quickly add up, which is why if you don’t have any technical skills, it might be more cost-effective to use a managed dedicated hosting service.

Do I Need Dedicated Hosting?

• The highest performance speeds do come at a cost. If you invest in a dedicated hosting service before you are seeing high levels of traffic, or need the amount of server power dedicated to yourself, a dedicated server might be more than you need right now.
• If you are running a static website, you most likely do not need a dedicated server. However, if you run an e-commerce store that sees quite a bit of traffic, it might be worth looking into a dedicated hosting account.
• If you have a feature-rich site that has specialized functionality or if it has service-side programming on the backend, then a dedicated server can give visitors a smooth experience on your site without having to wait for pages to load always.

What You Should Look For In A Dedicated Hosting Service

There are two types of dedicated hosting: managed and unmanaged. The difference in price between the two can be quite significant, but that shouldn’t be the only determining factor in choosing between the two.

• With a managed hosting package, the website host provides support for every single problem or task. Many times, they offer 24/7 support by email, chat, or phone and are there to help with difficulties both routine and emergency. They provide support for the operating system, control panel, server setup, and any pre-installed applications. Often, the managed hosting also comes with automated backup and monitoring. If you don’t have the technical know-how or time to maintain a server, this would be the better option, even though it is generally more expensive.

• Unmanaged hosting means there is no routine support, so it is usually cheaper. The hosting company's responsible for the hardware of your dedicated server, but you're responsible for installing software, upgrading software, installing security patches, and so on.