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Posted at July 28, 2014 at 5:56 am by admin
As your Web business grows, you'll eventually reach a point at which it’s a good idea to switch from a self-hosted site builder to a traditional hosted Web site.
To determine whether you've reached this point, you need to recognize the differences between these Web site options:
Quick and Easy Compared to Stable
Self-hosted site builder [...]
Posted at June 24, 2014 at 3:47 pm by admin
Whether you’re just starting a brand new website or you’ve got an established and successful site up and running, you’ll need to make sure you are always using the proper web hosting. There are three main categories of web hosting, which are shared hosting, Virtual Private Servers (VPS), and dedicated server(s). Within each category, there are several different levels of service to choose from as well. Before you make any decisions, it is important to have a good understanding of wh [...]
Posted at June 13, 2014 at 7:32 pm by admin
If you’re thinking about starting a website, you’ll need to decide what type of hosting service you need. There are many different options to choose from, each with advantages and disadvantages. To narrow it down for the purposes of this article, however, the two main categories are free hosting and paid hosting. As the name implies, free hosting doesn’t charge you, the customer, for their services. Paid hosting, on the other hand, require you to pay a set amount each month. At [...]
You may have become familiar with our InterShield blog posts. It has become a special security series of ours which serves of high importance to us and our customers. Due to its ongoing success and popularity, we have decided to describe the step by step process of which InterShield follows. A request to access a […]
Posted at April 18, 2018 at 3:46 pm by Ylber Popaj
With massive data breaches hitting the world’s largest brands, website owners may often wonder how well they’d fare against online threats: “If global corporations are having trouble keeping up with web security, how could I stand a chance?” Fortunately, online security isn’t restricted to the wealthiest, most high-traffic sites. Web hosting companies protect themselves and […]
Posted at April 3, 2018 at 1:05 pm by Ylber Popaj
InterShield Evolves InterServer’s InterShield system is able to stop many attacks and updates daily based on new data including new possible malware, known exploits and other Common Vulnerabilities. However, sometimes even with all these a new type of malware comes up. In a recent case a site was redirecting to a pharmacy website but only […]
Posted at March 19, 2018 at 7:17 am by Ylber Popaj
WordPress Vulnerability The month of February brought yet another scare to the hosting world. A WordPress vulnerability was exposed which allowed hackers to initiate what is known as a denial of service (DoS) attack on ones website. Ultimately, under a DoS attack, your website becomes unreachable by anyone including you. The technical understanding of […]
Posted at February 21, 2018 at 8:46 am by Ylber Popaj
InterServer takes customer security with pride. Hear our story on how we tackled the recent security scare which targeted end-users nation wide. What is Meltdown and Spectre? You may have heard of terms like Meltdown and Spectre in recent tech news. Both exhibit a hardware vulnerability exposed by a small team in Austria. […]
Posted at January 12, 2018 at 12:07 pm by Ylber Popaj
Hello himagain, I am glad you enjoyed reading the introduction to our hosting options. In regards to your questions about "the numbers", we have some answers. While we can't provide specific numbers because of the delicacy that a shared environment offers, I can provide details that makes InterServers Shared Hosting platform super reliable. InterServer Shared Hosting handles more traffic than most other hosts using the following: 1) LiteSpeed web-servers that offer better performance than other web-servers, and securely runs PHP with opcache enabled on all accounts. 2) Increased real path cache in PHP on ALL accounts. 3) Addon domain isolation within cPanel. 4) Cloud Linux to add security and prevent a domain from overloading the server 5) Raid10 for speed, and mysql on SSD drives (All newer servers run purely on SSD hardware)