Cost-effective: Obviously one of the biggest advantages of using free WordPress hosting is that it's totally free. You don't need to worry about hefty monthly fees and all you need to get started is a domain name and WordPress website. Easy setup: You can set up your site with minimal effort since most providers will install WordPress for you and you don't need to know any coding languages like HTML or CSS. Also, many providers have easy-to-use interfaces so you can get your site up and running quickly. Cons Limited features/resources: Most free hosting services will have limited features compared to paid services as well as restricted resources such as storage space, memory capacity, bandwidth etc., which could cause a slow loading time for your website. Ads: With free hosting, most providers include ads in order to generate revenue which can be distracting for visitors and take away from the overall experience of your site.
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is one of the standard security protocols used by millions for establishing an encrypted connection between a web browser and a web server while preventing cybercriminals from reading and modifying any transaction done between them such as the transmission of sensitive information like credit card while doing online shopping. It ensures that all the data passed between the web browser and web server remains private and secured.
The configurations used for our dedicated hosting solution are designed to suit professional needs. Depending on your usage, you might need a configuration with more RAM, bigger storage space, or a higher processing capacity.
You can use LetsEncrypt SSL certificate for your website free, using your control panel. You don't need to renew this certificate every 3 month, our control panel will renew it automatically.
A load balancer acts as the “traffic cop” sitting in front of your servers and routing client requests across all servers capable of fulfilling those requests in a manner that maximizes speed and capacity utilization and ensures that no one server is overworked, which could degrade performance. If a single server goes down, the load balancer redirects traffic to the remaining online servers. When a new server is added to the server group, the load balancer automatically starts to send requests to it.
Yes. Our servers support operating system other than Linux and Windows. Please contact us prior to selecting your system to ensure we can properly support you. Some Hardware/OS have specific requirement which may not fits with your selected Hardware/OS.
With managed VPS hosting AvertHost will be responsible for configuring your server, doing routine maintenance, keeping your environment secure, and more. With unmanaged VPS you’ll have a lot less hand-holding and generally be responsible for general server admin tasks, maintenance, security, and more. With unmanaged VPS hosting, you’ll need to have some technical chops to be able to run your server efficiently.
SSD Cloud Hosting is the newest form of web hosting that is gaining great popularity over the recent years. The concept of SSD cloud hosting is principally ‘Divide and Rule’. The cluster of servers that work together to meet the resources required for maintaining your website is termed as a cloud.
A website hosted on shared hosting is placed on the same server as many other sites, that could range from a few to hundreds. In this setup, all websites share Storage, RAM and CPU from the same server. On the contrary, our SSD cloud hosting services offers nearly unlimited ability to handle traffic spikes because of a virtualization layer with a separate CEPH storage cluster and upgradable CPU Core and RAM model. In case if one storage instance is rendered inaccessible, the other instances will be able to serve the stored information due to 3N redundancy.
There are many advantes in using VPS Hosting over traditional Cloud Hosting. For one you get root level access which, if you are an admin, is important to be able to customize your system the way you need it. VPS also is single tenancy, which means you are on your own environment and not sharing resources with your neighbor. VPS is also easier to scale, more secure, and allows for faster deployments and easier backup management.
SSD (Solid State Drive) is new technology in Web Hosting. It is more secure, fast and reliable. SSD are more high-priced then HDD due to its technology. In SSD shared hosting you will get faster performance for you site but will get less storage.
The configurations used for our dedicated hosting solution are designed to suit professional needs. Depending on your usage, you might need a configuration with more RAM, bigger storage space, or a higher processing capacity.
Both TLS & SSL are protocols used for sending data over the internet securely. Though there’s a minor difference between them, still TLS and SSL are considered as a different standard. TLS (Transport Layer Security) is an advanced version of SSL (Secure Sockets Layer), which uses stronger encryption algorithms and also has the ability for working on different ports. Furthermore, TLS versions do not work in conjunction with SSL version 3.0.
There are many advantes in using VPS Hosting over traditional Cloud Hosting. For one you get root level access which, if you are an admin, is important to be able to customize your system the way you need it. VPS also is single tenancy, which means you are on your own environment and not sharing resources with your neighbor. VPS is also easier to scale, more secure, and allows for faster deployments and easier backup management.
Whenever a user visits a secured website, an SSL/TLS Certificate installed on it offers identification information regarding its web server and creates an encrypted connection. Furthermore, all of this process is done within a second. Let’s see how does an SSL work? Web browser or server tries to connect with the server of a website secured with an SSL/TLS Certificate and make a request to a web server for identifying themselves. Copy of a web server’s SSL/TLS Certificate is sent to the browser or server. Once the browser/server receives it verifies whether to trust the SSL/TLS Certificate and then sends a message to the web server. The web server sends back an acknowledgment in a digitally signed format for starting an SSL encrypted session. Now, the access is granted to share encrypted data between the web server and the browser/server.
The configurations used for our dedicated hosting solution are designed to suit professional needs. Depending on your usage, you might need a configuration with more RAM, bigger storage space, or a higher processing capacity.
Load balancers distribute application traffic based on many different load balancing strategies or load balancing policies as they are sometimes called. In order to understand if a backend server is online and healthy, a load balancer will use back-end server monitoring and Server health checking. The principles of load balancing have been around for many years but these devices have evolved significantly from the basic layer4 device to much more sophisticated layer7 Application Delivery controllers, or ADCs as Gartner refer to them. ADCs offer many additional key features including security and traffic management.
Domain Validated SSL certificate is best for personal blogs or websites Organization Validated SSL is good for the organization’s website which has to deal with critical data Extended Validated SSL certificates are good to go for any shopping portal or any website which does financial transactions online such as Banking website.
Reseller Hosting allows you to create sub-packages within the allotted Disk Space and Bandwidth of your main Hosting package. You can use Plesk to create Individual Custom packages (each with Plesk) and provision them to your Customers.
Our Virtualisation support all most all kind of linux distribution, You can ask us for any Linux Version you need. We provide Centos, Debian, Ubuntu and Alma-linux as default but you can ask us for other also.
The configurations used for our dedicated hosting solution are designed to suit professional needs. Depending on your usage, you might need a configuration with more RAM, bigger storage space, or a higher processing capacity.
VPS hosting is similar to using virtualized OS software. For example, let’s say you have a MacBook Pro, but you really need to use the Linux OS for a certain program to run. Instead of buying a separate Linux PC you could use software like VirtualBox or VMware. This software will allow you to run a virtualized version of the Windows OS on your Mac machine. The same can be said for VPS. On the same single physical server, you can run several different virtualized servers. Each of these virtual servers will act as if they’re separate dedicated servers.
You as a hosting reseller are to provide first-line and basic support to your clients. However, sometimes you might face situations when you do not have sufficient server access to check and investigate this issue. Here is when we will step in for you - get in touch with us at our HelpDesk and our technicians will do their best to help.
Yes. Our servers support operating system other than Linux and Windows. Please contact us prior to selecting your system to ensure we can properly support you. Some Hardware/OS have specific requirement which may not fits with your selected Hardware/OS.
Yes, all our Hosting packages come with Unlimited Email Accounts Creations. Please note that if you are doing mass mailing your account will be suspended.
A dedicated server, or computing server, is a server where all the physical resources of the machine are available to the user. Unlike a virtual server, which uses a portion of the resources to run its virtualisation technology, a dedicated server allows you to benefit from all of the machine’s available RAM, storage, and computing power.
When it comes to choosing the best free WordPress hosting, you have two main options: self-hosted and managed. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages that make it more or less suitable depending on your needs. Self-Hosted Self-hosting means that you use a hosting provider to install and maintain the software you need to run your WordPress site. It requires a bit of technical know-how, but it also tends to be more secure than other options. The downside is that it can be time consuming and costly if done incorrectly. Managed Managed hosting is often the easier option for those who don’t want to get too technical when setting up their WordPress site. It involves using a hosting company to manage all of the back-end stuff for you, such as security updates, performance optimization, and more. It's much quicker to set up than self-hosting, but often comes at a cost – both financially and in terms of security – as you are relying on someone else to take care of all the technical stuff for you.
You as a hosting reseller are to provide first-line and basic support to your clients. However, sometimes you might face situations when you do not have sufficient server access to check and investigate this issue. Here is when we will step in for you - get in touch with us at our HelpDesk and our technicians will do their best to help.
SSL/TLS Certificate works on RSA Asymmetric Encryption and Symmetric Encryption. Where Asymmetric Encryption helps to establish a secure client-server session and Symmetric Encryption for exchanging information securely over the already established secured session, also called as “SSL Handshake.”
Yes. If you have a website/WebApplication, SSL is needed. Earlier, it was okay to have an SSL only for the website which was collecting information from the user. But after Google’s update regarding SSL, it is needed no matter what type of website you have, whether you collect the information or not. Even a simple blog will also display a “Not Secure” if the SSL is not installed on it.
Yes, by default you will get 1 IPv4 and 1 IPv6 with your loud hosting and a support ticket can be raised to get additional dedicated IPs at an affordable price.
Yes, all our Hosting packages come with Unlimited Email Accounts Creations. Please note that if you are doing mass mailing your account will be suspended.
Getting started with VPS hosting is easy with AvertHost as your VPS hosting provider. Simply choose from our VPS hosting packages based on the amount of resources your website needs and follow the sign up instructions. Once you have an account, you can easily upgrade to more resources from within your customer dashboard.
Load Balancers run server health checks against web servers to determine if they are alive, healthy and providing service. Server health monitoring is the key to delivering resilient applications, and depending on the solution chosen, some load balancers are able to use layer7 health checks which offer greater sophistication in their problem detection. Below is a summary of the different methods of server health checks. Ping: This is the most simple method of server health check, however it is not very reliable because the load balancer can report that the server is up, whilst the web service can still be down. TCP Connect: This is a more sophisticated health check method which can check if a service is up and running. An example of this is services on port 80 for web. Simple HTTP GET: This method of server health check will make a HTTP GET request to the web server and typically check for a header response such as a 200 OK. Full HTTP GET: This server health check will make a HTTP GET and check the actual content body for a correct response. This feature is only available on some of the more advanced load balancing solutions but is the superior method for web applications because it will check that the actual application is available. Customisable Server Health Checks: Some load balancing solutions are able to accommodate custom monitors for TCP / IP applications for better control over their specific application services.
Whenever a user visits a secured website, an SSL/TLS Certificate installed on it offers identification information regarding its web server and creates an encrypted connection. Furthermore, all of this process is done within a second. Let’s see how does an SSL work? Web browser or server tries to connect with the server of a website secured with an SSL/TLS Certificate and make a request to a web server for identifying themselves. Copy of a web server’s SSL/TLS Certificate is sent to the browser or server. Once the browser/server receives it verifies whether to trust the SSL/TLS Certificate and then sends a message to the web server. The web server sends back an acknowledgment in a digitally signed format for starting an SSL encrypted session. Now, the access is granted to share encrypted data between the web server and the browser/server.
While a Shared Hosting package cannot be used for this purpose, you can easily resell custom packages with our Reseller Hosting. You can check our reseller hosting plans for this.
Yes, by default you will get 1 IPv4 and 1 IPv6 with your loud hosting and a support ticket can be raised to get additional dedicated IPs at an affordable price.
Yes! Our Geek And Pro hosting plan allows you to host more than one Website, by adding secondary domains through your hosting control panel Plesk. You will be able to manage your second website using same control panel, you don't need to login to another panel.
A load balancing strategy or policy instructs the load balancer on where to send the next incoming request. There are many load balancing strategies available depending on the specific solution, however a few common ones are listed below: Round Robin: The most simple load balancing method where each server takes a turn to receive a request. Least Number of Connections: The load balancer will keep track of the number of connections a server has and send the next request to the server with the least connections. Note: Older, layer4 only load balancers tend not to support this as they typically run DSR (Direct Server Return) and don’t know how many connections are currently on the backend servers. Weighted: Typically servers are allocated a percentage capability as one server could be twice as powerful as another. Weighted methods are useful if the load balancer does not know the real and actual performance of the server.
Both TLS & SSL are protocols used for sending data over the internet securely. Though there’s a minor difference between them, still TLS and SSL are considered as a different standard. TLS (Transport Layer Security) is an advanced version of SSL (Secure Sockets Layer), which uses stronger encryption algorithms and also has the ability for working on different ports. Furthermore, TLS versions do not work in conjunction with SSL version 3.0.