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Our shared hosting network spreads across several continents – America (the Steadfast data center in Chicago, IL, US), Europe (the Pulsant datacenter facility in Maidenhead, United Kingdom, the Ficolo underground data center in Pori, Finland and the Telepoint data center in Sofia, Bulgaria) and Australia (the Amaze data center facility in Sydney). By result of this, irrespective of where you actually live, you’ll be able to pick a data center that’s nearest to your target visitors. This way, you’ll guarantee the fastest achievable web site loading speeds for all of them. You’ll be able to select your datacenter with one click of the mouse on the order page.

All our shared hosting plans offer scripting support. You’ll be able to use virtually any PHP or Python–driven app and also benefit from over three thousand and four hundred Perl modules supported by our Linux web hosting servers. Moreover, you will be able to work with MySQL and PgSQL databases and use the InnoDB storage engine coming with every single cloud hosting plan. Zend Optimizer, ImageMagick, SSI and GD Library are all supported too.

Conveniently integrated in the Web Site Control Panel you’ll find a variety of Site Accelerator Instruments aimed at speeding up your dynamic, database–driven web sites. By caching content, these software tools significantly reduce the number of times a database is read and hence decrease the server load. This will help all your websites open faster and will minimize the bounce rates. You’ll be able to select between a number of web accelerators – Node.js, Varnish and Memcached.

No website is secured against hacker attacks. Your website can be affected even by unintentional content deleting on your end. With our backup solution, we will easily restore your website content anytime. In addition to the daily server backups that we are performing, you can yourself make manual backups of your website content with one mouse click using the File Manager, which is accessibly integrated into your Web Site Control Panel. Simply create a compressed archive of the directory(ies) you want to manually back up and place it in a location of your preference.