Every business with a website needs an infrastructure. Regardless of what your business is, when your in-house design team develops your website or if you use web design outsourcing, the website will run on public servers. Managed hosting will be a useful solution for this problem. Learn more about what managed hosting is, right in the section below.
What is Managed Hosting?
Managed hosting is a model in which a service provider leases dedicated servers and hardware for a single customer and manages those systems on behalf of the customer. More simply, managed hosting can be understood as a service in which the provider will be responsible for administration, solving problems, maintaining hardware or resources. Usually, managed hosting companies also provide server or web hosting services and VPS rentals, and so on.
With managed hosting customers can rent equipment such as dedicated servers, storage hardware, network hardware or operating systems and system software. Rental equipment only serves a single customer. Customers often have access to rental systems but rarely use them, instead interacting with the system through a web interface.
Managed hosting keeps the server, hardware and system software managed every day by the web hosting provider. Hardware and other operating features are often leased as part of the agreement. All the burden of technical management has been supported, customers only need to take over the website or application to focus on their work. Website visitors will also feel better using a platform that loads quickly, reliably and smoothly.
Managed hosting can be understood as a service in which the provider will be responsible for administration, solving problems, maintaining hardware or resources.
Who should use Managed Hosting?
Managed hosting is an effective option for:- – Small business with a limited number of employees.
- – Online store with high traffic.
- – Online businesses that need updated security features.
- – Websites that need a powerful server.
