Dec, 2009 : Future Hosting Offers Hybrid Virtual Private Servers
📅 - The company introduces Hybrid VPS in its London data center facility, which provides greater power than traditional VPS.
Future Hosting, an internet solutions provider serving SMBs and enterprises internationally and developer of Future Engineer, today announced the launch of Hybrid Virtual Private Servers (VPS) in its London data center facility, continuing its globalized approach to virtualization. The company avers that it already offers traditional Virtual Private Servers in five international cities. It states that Hybrid Virtual Private Servers provide greater power than traditional Virtual Private Servers. With a Hybrid VPS, physical servers average one CPU core per VPS, and each node has a maximum capacity of 8 VPS instances (thereby assuring at least one CPU core per VPS). This strict capacity limit also increases disk I/O availability, and provides greater overall performance, it adds.
The company says that physical hardware is also more robust in the Hybrid VPS environment, usually providing greater RAM, upgraded network interface cards (NICs), and other features. Hybrid Virtual Private Servers are available as either managed or unmanaged. Hybrid Virtual Private Servers start at $99.95 per month for 2000GB of monthly data transfer, 2GB of RAM, 50GB of disk space, and 4 IP addresses. Customers can choose from cPanel or Plesk at no additional charge.
"For years, we have specialized in providing the industry's most reliable, affordable, and scalable Virtual Private Server and Dedicated Server hosting solutions. With an international colocation portfolio and long track record of performance, we continue to realize low customer turnover and significant new customer growth in both of these service areas. However, as new technologies continue to underscore the value of virtualization, we see real strategic value in introducing Hybrid VPS to meet the needs of an emerging market segment," said Future Hosting Chief Strategy Officer Stephen Kowalski.
Future Hosting, an internet solutions provider serving SMBs and enterprises internationally and developer of Future Engineer, today announced the launch of Hybrid Virtual Private Servers (VPS) in its London data center facility, continuing its globalized approach to virtualization. The company avers that it already offers traditional Virtual Private Servers in five international cities. It states that Hybrid Virtual Private Servers provide greater power than traditional Virtual Private Servers. With a Hybrid VPS, physical servers average one CPU core per VPS, and each node has a maximum capacity of 8 VPS instances (thereby assuring at least one CPU core per VPS). This strict capacity limit also increases disk I/O availability, and provides greater overall performance, it adds.
The company says that physical hardware is also more robust in the Hybrid VPS environment, usually providing greater RAM, upgraded network interface cards (NICs), and other features. Hybrid Virtual Private Servers are available as either managed or unmanaged. Hybrid Virtual Private Servers start at $99.95 per month for 2000GB of monthly data transfer, 2GB of RAM, 50GB of disk space, and 4 IP addresses. Customers can choose from cPanel or Plesk at no additional charge.
"For years, we have specialized in providing the industry's most reliable, affordable, and scalable Virtual Private Server and Dedicated Server hosting solutions. With an international colocation portfolio and long track record of performance, we continue to realize low customer turnover and significant new customer growth in both of these service areas. However, as new technologies continue to underscore the value of virtualization, we see real strategic value in introducing Hybrid VPS to meet the needs of an emerging market segment," said Future Hosting Chief Strategy Officer Stephen Kowalski.
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