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Cloud hosting, otherwise known as clustered hosting is a special server environment that utilizes state-of-the art virtualization technology to spread the demand of a single site or network over the resources of several servers simultaneously. By combining the resources of several servers, cloud hosting maximizes site security and performance. Browse the best business accounting software with Business-Software.com’s free comparison report of the Top 10 Cloud Hosting Software solutions. Webmasters running sites for rapidly expanding businesses and organizations that find themselves upgrading technology more than once every six months will benefit from cloud hosting. Among the top-rated cloud hosting software products are:- Adobe Creative Cloud
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Cloud Hosting Trends
Cloud Hosting Trends Articles
Behind the Software Q&A with DreamHost's VPs of Cloud and Marketing
By Miranda Limonczenko
At first glance, DreamHost seems like an innocent cloud hosting solution, storing domains and backing up files. Peer deeply into the company and discover that DreamHost is much more than just a hosting solution. The company (governed by a democratic system and run without a dime of VC funding) is a pioneer on the open source front. Developers work both within WordPress and OpenStack to help mold the future of open source.
Data Getting Stuck in the Cloud? 5 Ways to Avoid The Storm
By David Jones
Cloud computing never seems to be out of the news. Most coverage is about the various pros and cons of getting onto the cloud. But this week a sizeable group of existing cloud users found that nevermind the getting on – sometimes you have to think about getting off the ride.
The Future of CRM Cloud Computing
By Ronny Cheng
Cloud computing's increase in popularity has led some to think about its future in the customer relationship management (CRM) field. With a growing demand for cloud CRM software and more vendors jumping to satisfy this demand, we dived in to discuss the pros and cons of migrating to web-based CRM.
Today's Business Case for Cloud Computing
By Michael Camp
Today, the business case for choosing a cloud hosted software solution, ERP or otherwise, is more compelling than ever. The study (FERF) looked at “real” cloud software—web-based, multi-tenant—and not solutions that are hosted versions of on-premise applications.
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Cloud Management Software
Cloud Management Software Articles
Behind the Software Q&A with DreamHost's VPs of Cloud and Marketing
By Miranda Limonczenko
At first glance, DreamHost seems like an innocent cloud hosting solution, storing domains and backing up files. Peer deeply into the company and discover that DreamHost is much more than just a hosting solution. The company (governed by a democratic system and run without a dime of VC funding) is a pioneer on the open source front. Developers work both within WordPress and OpenStack to help mold the future of open source.
Behind the Software Q&A with Inktank's VP of Community and Marketing
By Kristin Crosier
Inktank is helping businesses alleviate that burden with a software storage system based on the open-source project Ceph, which provides a more flexible cluster-based software storage alternative to your standard hardware storage. We spoke with Ross Turk, Inktank's VP of Community and Marketing, about the company's unique subscription offering, the benefits gained from building on Ceph and its plans to transform the software storage industry.
Behind the Software Q&A with Typesafe CTO Jonas Bonér
By N. Rowan
If you're a developer, you're probably aware of the schism between developer platforms. European and US-based Typesafe seeks to provide the next generation of developers with the tools to build reactive applications. We spoke with Typesafe CTO and creator of Akka Jonas Bonér to learn how Typesafe sees the future of enterprise development.
The 4 Top Cloud Hosting Platforms
By Robert Cecchi
While we don't have flying cars or hoverboards as retro imaginings predicted would happen by 2015, businesses today can still experience the magical taste of technological innovation through modern cloud hosting software. These platforms eliminate the need for on-site infrastructure, and remove the hassles of maintenance and management that come with traditional IT strategies by hosting technical operations remotely.
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Cloud Security
Cloud Security Articles
Rain or Shine: Cloud Security's 2013 Forecast
By Michael Tauscher
The information available to help companies evaluate the potential benefits of using cloud-based services is often nonspecific and inaccurate. In an attempt to remedy this, we’ll be taking a look at a number of studies and interviews from the last year to learn the facts about cloud security’s supposed points of weakness and slow adoption rate.
First Look: Adallom's Behavior-Tracking Cloud Security
By Mark Aspillera
There's no such thing as perfect data security, be it on premise or in the cloud. There will always be a risk of being compromised by both external and internal attacks. What makes Menlo Park-based cloud security provider Adallom so intriguing is that its flagship product takes a markedly different approach to security on cloud-based enterprise apps, one that makes no discrepancies whether a potential attack is external or internal.
Preparing For The Cloud: 6 Tips For Effective Cloud Security
By Rehan J.
Cloud security remains a sticking point for many companies. However, advanced precautions are meaningless if companies don't effectively prepare their cloud infrastructure for cloud challenges. Here are six tips for effective cloud security to help empower safety efforts.
Flight vs. Box: The File Sharing Showdown
By Camille Espiritu
The Content Management Maze The ominous tech cloud can make navigating one’s workflow a little foggy. However, with the pressing issues of security and storage, having a cloud computing storage platform is becoming necessary. These types of systems provide companies with ease, reliability and security. They store your files in the ... (more)
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PaaS, IaaS and SaaS
PaaS, IaaS and SaaS Articles
Behind the Software Q&A with Inktank's VP of Community and Marketing
By Kristin Crosier
Inktank is helping businesses alleviate that burden with a software storage system based on the open-source project Ceph, which provides a more flexible cluster-based software storage alternative to your standard hardware storage. We spoke with Ross Turk, Inktank's VP of Community and Marketing, about the company's unique subscription offering, the benefits gained from building on Ceph and its plans to transform the software storage industry.
PaaS Explained: Benefits & Key Players
By N. Rowan
Platform-as-a-Service offers a cloud computing environment equipped with a solution stack to create your own applications. Whereas IaaS concerns infrastructure (servers, databases, etc.) and SaaS are fully developed solutions, PaaS enables users to build their own software with tools and libraries from the provider. Read on to learn more about the benefits of PaaS and the key players.
IaaS, PaaS and SaaS: What's the Difference?
By Chad Yee
If you're reading this, you've most likely come across at least one of the tech acronyms IaaS, PaaS and SaaS and thought What does that mean? But don't worry, because everybody who jumps into the world of software and computing has had the same thought.
The 4 Top Cloud Hosting Platforms
By Robert Cecchi
While we don't have flying cars or hoverboards as retro imaginings predicted would happen by 2015, businesses today can still experience the magical taste of technological innovation through modern cloud hosting software. These platforms eliminate the need for on-site infrastructure, and remove the hassles of maintenance and management that come with traditional IT strategies by hosting technical operations remotely.
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Top Cloud Hosting Blog Posts
7 Factors for SMBs Planning Their Switch to the Cloud
By Maricel Rivera
Many small businesses have heard about the cloud, and may even acknowledge that there are benefits to moving their locally based records and applications to the cloud. However, there are a number of perceived drawbacks that may keep SMBs from embracing the cloud wholeheartedly. Once those fears can be put to rest, the benefits of making the move will become readily apparent. Here are seven areas you should consider.
The 4 Top Cloud Hosting Platforms
By Robert Cecchi
While we don't have flying cars or hoverboards as retro imaginings predicted would happen by 2015, businesses today can still experience the magical taste of technological innovation through modern cloud hosting software. These platforms eliminate the need for on-site infrastructure, and remove the hassles of maintenance and management that come with traditional IT strategies by hosting technical operations remotely.
Behind the Software Q&A with DreamHost's VPs of Cloud and Marketing
By Miranda Limonczenko
At first glance, DreamHost seems like an innocent cloud hosting solution, storing domains and backing up files. Peer deeply into the company and discover that DreamHost is much more than just a hosting solution. The company (governed by a democratic system and run without a dime of VC funding) is a pioneer on the open source front. Developers work both within WordPress and OpenStack to help mold the future of open source.
Popular Cloud Hosting Solutions
- CSC BizCloud
CSC BizCloud is a private cloud offering for companies that are concerned about the security risks of a public cloud. BizCloud offers all the advantages of the public cloud - on-demand payment options, elasticity - while mitigating risk and securing your sensitive business data.
- Nimbus Cloud Infrastructure
Nimbus Infrastructure is an open source EC2/S3-compatible IaaS geared at scientific users.
- GoGrid Cloud Hosting
GoGrid is a cloud hosting service that enables you to create a cloud-based infrastructure to meet your specific business needs. Virtual and physical servers, storage, networking, load balancing, and security are scaled in real-time and in multiple data centers using a web interface or API.
- IBM CloudBurst
IBM CloudBurst is a private, onsite cloud of virtual computing resources in a single box.
- SoftLayer CloudLayer
SoftLayer CloudLayer is a full Cloud platform you can use to handle a number of your online content operations. When you first purchase the program, you need to pick and choose your Cloud servers.
Amazon Web Services Amazon Virtual Private Cloud
Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is cloud infrastructure software that allows users to define an isolated section of their Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud for launching network resources, and provides users with virtual network control including IP address range, subnet creation, and route table and network gateway configuration. The platform enables users to create and implement public-facing subnets with internet access, as well as private-facing backend systems with no internet access.