Cloud computing has taken the world by storm and represents significant time and cost savings for most businesses. There is little functional difference between a public and private cloud platform. Each empowers users with the capability to launch virtual servers in a data center within minutes, each is inherently scalable, and each can be controlled, integrated, and automated via an API.
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Introducing ServerMania Cloud Servers
At ServerMania, we’re always looking for new solutions to empower our client’s hosting needs. We’re finally excited to announce the launch of a project which has been in development for several years – The ServerMania Cloud. It’s been engineered to give you the tools to rapidly deploy and scale cloud instances with ease, even for non-experts.
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AWS vs Google Cloud vs ServerMania: Cloud & Dedicated Server Pricing Comparison
Large public cloud hosting providers like Google Cloud and AWS EC2 have been dominating the hosting space for the past few years. But how do major cloud providers compare in pricing and features to ServerMania Cloud and Dedicated Servers?
We hear from clients every day that they chose ServerMania Dedicated Servers because, not only is the personalized customer experience much better than traditional Cloud providers like AWS, but the pricing for bandwidth is significantly more affordable for their business.
The Four Biggest Benefits of Migrating to the Cloud
It was once common for small and medium businesses to host mission-critical software on on-premises servers rather than in the cloud. They may have operated one or more servers in a server room or small data center. Or they may have leased dedicated servers or colocated owned servers in a managed data center. However, by 2020, many SMBs have migrated from physical servers in their office to the cloud, recognizing that cloud servers excel in a wide range of SMB hosting scenarios.
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Cloud Server vs Dedicated Server: Which is right for you?
Cloud servers and dedicated servers both play an important role in the IT infrastructure of most modern businesses. As many organizations are considering the move from more traditional hosting platforms like Dedicated servers, it’s important for you to understand what each server type is in order to choose the right one for your application.
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What is IaaS, SaaS, and PaaS? Our Cloud Service Guide
As hosting technology evolves, we are introduced to new categories of cloud infrastructure such as IaaS and PaaS. Each of these structures has advantages and disadvantages depending on your business goals. In this article, we cover all you need to know about Infrastructure As A Service or IaaS so you can determine if it’s the right choice for your business.
The History of Cloud Computing
Cloud computing is the use of internet-connected servers to host software and virtual infrastructure accessed and controlled over the web or an API. The phrase “cloud computing” has only been used for a decade or so, but the history of cloud computing stretches back much further. In this article, we provide a brief history of cloud computing from the 1960s to today.
What Is A Cloud Application?
A cloud application is an application that provides the functionality of a native application, but which runs in the cloud and is interacted with via web browsers and APIs. When we talk about the cloud, we usually mean public cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service platforms, but IaaS was a late-comer in the cloud space compared to Software-as-a-Service — cloud applications came first.
How To Choose The Right Server To Host Your Database
A database is the heart of most modern web applications, mobile applications, and services. Whether it’s a traditional SQL database like MySQL or PostgreSQL or a NoSQL database like MongoDB, the server that hosts your database will determine its reliability, availability, and performance. In this article, we will explore the factors that you should keep in mind when choosing a database server and take a look at three types of server – hybrid, cloud, and dedicated — and their suitability for hosting databases of various types and sizes.
IaaS vs. On-Premise Server Cost Comparison
Server technology is advancing at a steady rate each year. The components used in servers are becoming more powerful and efficient than ever.
But with advancements in IaaS (infrastructure-as-a-service) or cloud technology, utilizing the cloud may be a better option than purchasing servers for your office.
You may think purchasing a web server is cheaper. It’s a one time fee and you can use the server for years. However, there is more to the story.
In this post and video, we will discuss the cost considerations between cloud and servers hosted in your office so you can make an informed decision.