Processing power
Server resources process application logic, page requests and other operations happening behind the website.
Hosting is the infrastructure underneath the website experience. The right environment gives your website the resources, connectivity and operational foundation it needs to serve visitors reliably.
A hosting environment brings several infrastructure layers together. Each one contributes to how the website stores information, processes requests and serves visitors.
Server resources process application logic, page requests and other operations happening behind the website.
Files, media, application assets and other website resources need an appropriate place to live.
Dynamic websites rely on databases to store and retrieve the information their applications need.
Network connectivity allows requests to travel between visitors and the infrastructure serving the website.
Hosting sits underneath the visible website. When someone visits, the request travels through the infrastructure before the browser receives the requested experience.
A small informational website and a growing application do not necessarily have the same infrastructure needs. Hosting decisions should consider the website's technology, traffic, functionality and expected growth.
Let’s look at your website, technology and infrastructure requirements and shape a hosting setup around the way your business operates.
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