Dedicated Web Hosting

Speaking of web hosting, if you run a large website that is very resource intensive, you’ve likely already found out that shared hosting just won’t work for you. That means it’s time for dedicated web hosting. Dedicated web hosting is where you get your own web server, and have full control over it. This means, if you get a Linux server, you’ll get full root access, or in the case of a Windows-based computer you’ll have administrative access. You don’t actually own the server, but you get full use of it and can do with it what you please (as long as it doesn’t violate the host’s terms of service).

Dedicated web hosting comes in all shapes and sizes, and at varying price levels. The two main kinds of dedicated hosting are managed dedicated hosting, and unmanaged dedicated hosting. Managed dedicated hosting essentially means that your provider takes complete (or nearly complete) care of your server. Unmanaged dedicated servers come with less support and services.

If you’re looking for a good dedicated host, you might want to checkout ServerBeach. They offer several levels of dedicated hosting options, and have datacenters offered in the United States on the East Coast, West Coast, and in the central part of the country.

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