What Does Cloud Hosting Stand for?

Actually, the actual cloud web hosting platform serves individual web hosting services like web space, electronic mail, File Transfer Protocol, databases, DNS, statistics, web hosting Control Panel, backup, and so on, on independent sets of cutting-edge web servers. Each particular service group creates a cluster. All the web hosting servers in a cluster are dedicated to serving exclusively the specific service and nothing aside from it. They will all operate as one server, sharing out the service's load in nearly equal proportions. If there is an authentic cloud web hosting service, there must be: a disk space cluster, a mail cluster, an FTP cluster, database clusters (MySQL/PostgreSQL), a DNS cluster, a statistics cluster, a web hosting CP cluster, a backup cluster, and so on. All these autonomous service clusters will build the so-called cloud web hosting system.

The colossal cloud hosting fraud. Very common nowadays.

There is so much confusion circulating around about cloud web hosting these days. As you can see, cloud web hosting does not only appear perplexing, but in fact it is very perplexing. The majority of the people are not at all aware of what cloud web hosting is. On the wings of this common ignorance, the "cloud web hosting traders" speculate fervently, just to get hold of the customer and his/her 5 bucks per month. What a disgrace! A huge disgrace. This is because in the website hosting business there are no decrees whatsoever. The domain industry has ICANN. The website hosting industry has no such self-governing institution. That is why the hosting wholesalers speculate and lie openly (very directly, actually) to their clients. Mainly the cPanel-based cloud hosting providers. Let's examine how much cloud hosting they in fact can distribute.

The truth about the cPanel-based "cloud" website hosting wholesalers

If a cPanel-based web hosting supplier has a cloud website hosting system at hand, which is very unbelievable, lots of web hosting servers must be bought. Which is also not inexpensive. We will return to that at the end of this story. First, let's examine what the cloud troubles are. So, it's quite unlikely for a cPanel web hosting vendor to keep the cloud website hosting platform at hand, owing to the fact that devising one requires years. Even when time and the provision of an experienced staff are not a predicament, lots of cash has to be spent as well. Piles of money. Moreover, cPanel is not open source. That's an immense drawback.

The shortage of open source cloud web hosting systems

There are no open source cloud website hosting solutions. There are no open source website hosting Control Panel tools (running with the cloud web hosting platform) either. Therefore, to have a cloud web hosting solution at hand, first you have to invent one. In-house. Second of all, you must build the web hosting CP too.

Single server-based hosting CPs

Famous web hosting CPs like cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, etc. are developed to run on a single server only. All website hosting services (disk storage, electronic mail, FTP, databases, DNS, stats, website hosting Control Panel, backup, etc.) are being served simultaneously on one single web server where these specific single-server web hosting systems and CPs are installed.

The absence of open source web hosting CPs

So, you have to create a custom web hosting CP that will work flawlessly and to integrate it within the cloud system, as if it was a natural part of it. Good instances of in-house manufactured cloud hosting solutions with custom developed website hosting CPs besides us, at TADOS Hosting, are MediaTemple and FreeHostia.

Cloud web hosting hardware equipment fees

The minimal contribution wanted, only for the cloud web hosting hardware equipment, equals somewhere between sixty thousand dollars and 80 thousand dollars. That's omitting the DDoS tool, which is another 15-20,000 USD. Now you are well aware of how many cloud web hosting platforms can be detected out there... and, above all, why the web hosting sky is so azure... and nearly unclouded!