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The Changing Perception of AWS in the Web Hosting Industry
As a cloud veteran it has been interesting to watch the evolving perception of larger vendors in the hosting industry. I am continually inspired by the many successful business stories that are shared at HostingCon. These businesses really understand their market and support their customers well. However, I am equally surprised by parts of the industry that ignore the rise of the large vendors often due to outdated perceptions or misunderstandings. Continue reading
Posted in HostGator, Hosting, VodaHost
Tagged cloud-computing, customers, evolving, hosting, ignore-the-rise, industry, larger-vendors, market, rise, the-industry, web hosting
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How Monitoring Tools Help Web Hosts Deliver Sites in Countries with Strict Internet Censorship
With countries like Russia and China tightening laws around Internet censorship, web hosts operating in these markets have to come up with strategies to ensure their customers’ sites are loading fast and are delivered to visitors around the world. Continue reading
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Tagged around-the-world, asia, china, customers, internet, regions, russia, these-markets, tightening-laws, vodahost, world
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DDoS Attack Targets 123-reg Customer, Impacts Shared Hosting Sites
UK web hosting provider 123-reg has confirmed reports of a DDoS attack aimed at one customer that impacted other customers on its shared hosting platform. Read More Continue reading
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Tagged aimed-at-one, attack-aimed, customers, customers-on-its, ddos attack, europe, hosting, other-customers, provider-123-reg, web hosting
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VMware Wants Your Customers
September 3, 2013 — The interesting decision for cloud providers will be: what do you do moving forward? As a cloud service provider, why would you continue to build your business based on the technology of a company that wants to compete with you? Keep on reading: VMware Wants Your Customers Continue reading
Posted in HostGator, Hosting, VodaHost
Tagged business, business-based, cloud-providers, cloud-service, customers, hosting, moving-forward, mware-wants, technology
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Could Website Hackers be Chasing Hosting Customers Away?
August 27, 2013 — A continual global survey of website owners that began last year has yielded some notable insight into the effects that hackers may have on hosters’ bottom lines. Keep on reading: Could Website Hackers be Chasing Hosting Customers Away? Continue reading
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Tagged chasing, chasing-hosting, continual-global, customers, hosting, keep-on-reading, last-year, some-notable, the-effects, vodahost, web hosting, website-owners
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