xByte Cloud Virtual CTO, $ (on request) on Cloud

Virtual CTO has been added on May 7, 2025

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🌏 Server Locations :	United States
⚑ Targeting :	US

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📄 Editorial Review

xByte Cloud is a U.S. managed cloud hosting and infrastructure provider headquartered in Bradenton, Florida. The current cloud business operates through xByte Hosting LLC, a Florida company established on August 31, 2022. The company is part of the broader xByte Technologies (xbyte.com) business family, whose history dates back to 2001. Tom Santilli is Founder and CEO of xByte Technologies, while the xByte Cloud leadership includes Jeremy Ennis as COO, Dakota Clum as CTO and Ryan Brown as CMO.

The service is considerably broader than conventional shared hosting or entry-level VPS hosting. Its portfolio includes Linux Cloud Hosting, Windows Cloud Hosting/VPS, ColdFusion Hosting, High Availability clusters, Geo-Failover, Disaster Recovery, HIPAA-oriented hosting, database servers, Bare Metal Servers, AI/GPU Servers, Managed Public Cloud, Hybrid Cloud, backups, VPN/firewall services, Microsoft SQL Server, SSL certificates, domain registration, migration and IT-management services. Virtual CTO services are also available for organizations that require architectural guidance and ongoing infrastructure management.

Linux cloud servers are fully managed and use NVMe storage, dedicated resource allocations, static IP addressing, private VLAN networking and unlimited traffic. Standard configurations start with 4 CPU cores and 8 GB RAM, while larger custom systems can reach 16 CPU cores, 64 GB RAM and several terabytes of storage. Optional cPanel/WHM licensing is available. This type of setup works particularly well for companies that want the operating system and server environment managed for them rather than maintaining an unmanaged VPS.

Windows hosting is another important part of the portfolio. Managed Windows environments support Windows Server, ASP.NET workloads, databases and applications that depend on Microsoft infrastructure. Deployments can range from individual cloud servers to multi-node application environments, database tiers and High Availability systems. This makes the platform suitable for both established Microsoft applications and newer .NET workloads that still require a traditional Windows Server environment.

One of xByte Cloud's strongest specializations is Adobe ColdFusion hosting. Managed ColdFusion environments can combine Windows Server, IIS, ColdFusion Enterprise, database services, NVMe storage, backups, monitoring and migration assistance. Two-, three- and four-node ColdFusion High Availability configurations are also available, together with managed deployments on Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure. ColdFusion has become a relatively specialized requirement, and xByte Cloud maintains a much deeper service around it than most general-purpose cloud hosts.

Managed Public Cloud extends the infrastructure options beyond xByte Cloud's own cloud platform. Customers can have AWS, Azure and Google Cloud environments managed by the xByte Cloud engineering team. Supported workloads include virtual machines, containers, Kubernetes, serverless applications, storage, databases, networking and security. Hybrid environments can combine public cloud resources, xByte Cloud infrastructure and customer-owned systems.

For applications that cannot tolerate a single-server failure, High Availability configurations include two-, three- and four-node architectures with load balancing, database replication and clustered application services. Geo-Failover adds geographically separated infrastructure so that secondary systems can take over during a major facility or regional failure. Disaster Recovery services extend this further for businesses with more demanding recovery objectives.

Dedicated infrastructure includes conventional Bare Metal Servers as well as individually designed systems. AI workloads can be deployed on GPU-oriented hardware including the Dell PowerEdge XE8545, with NVIDIA A100 GPUs and dual AMD EPYC processors. This is oriented more toward business, AI and computational workloads than inexpensive commodity dedicated hosting.

The additional service catalog covers onsite and offsite backup, Microsoft SQL Server licensing, VPN and firewall functionality, assisted migration, domain registration and transfers, premium SSL certificates and several levels of server administration. Customers therefore have the option to use xByte Cloud as a conventional managed host or as a more complete infrastructure-management partner.

The customer environment is primarily English-language, with products and recurring service charges listed in U.S. dollars.