Have you ever wondered why Cloud Hosting is the new trend? Cloud hosting is the newest trend because it’s a very simple way for businesses to get online at a cheaper cost then ever before. Now for a fraction of the cost then before a business can have their website online and selling goods.
So why Free cloud hosting? There aren’t many companies that offer free cloud hosting but one company to offer such a service is NetHosting. NetHosting free cloud hosting service is very easy to use. Sure it’s not got everything in the world, but hey it’s free, what do you expect. Their cloud hosting solution is one of the easiest to use. Build on the virtual private server base, the new cloud hosting solution is much easier to use and scalable at the click of a button.
You can scale up and down your cloud server at the click of a button. Now if you need more RAM, all you have to do is click a button. This will cost you money but should be a very minimal cost compared with everything that you’re doing. When you tell the system that you need more RAM you have it within 10 seconds and are ready to go. You can scale that back if you don’t need it anymore and only pay for the RAM that you use. It’s the same with anything else that you’re doing. If you need more hard drive space, you can scale that up. You will need a restart of the system for hard drive and to scale back on CPU. You can scale up CPU but not scale it down.
This is a very broad overview of the cloud hosting service that NetHosting offers. If you would like more information please visit NetHosting.com for more information.
Marina says:
Jelastic (jelastic.com) also provides cloud hosting for free now. No installation or configuration is needed, as Jelastic automatically installs, configures and interconnect server instances with selected software stacks. No code-changes are required, and Jelastic is compatible with a wide range of industry-standard software stacks including Tomcat 6 & 7, Glassfish, Jetty, JDK 6 & 7, MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, CouchDB, nginx, and more.
15th November 2011 at 10:36 am