Types of Cloud Servers

The servers in the cluster, which provides Hosting Solutions' Cloud Computing services, are multi-processor DELL servers with plenty of RAM available. Each new cloud instance is automatically created on the server with the lowest load to ensure exceptional performance. As the policy does not apply to overselling of resources, these are 100% guaranteed on each activated cloud server.

Cloud Silver is the smallest istance of our cloud computing service.

Cloud Silver is the ideal Cloud Server instance to host one or more websites with average traffic, preferably with a Linux operating system; the 2 GB of RAM ensure excellent performance even with large databases, but we do not recommend its use for managing websites and applications that require intensive use of the CPU (better a solution with 2 CPU cores) and a large amount of RAM memory.

Cloud Gold is the intermediate instance of our cloud service, an excellent compromise between computational power and cost.

Cloud Gold is an instance suitable for high-load environment and, thanks to its 2 Cores, it can also handle applications that make high use of the CPU, while the 4 GB of RAM is the ideal solution if we want to host websites that need to access the database frequently.

This instance is the ideal solution if we intend to install a control panel such as Plesk or cPanel on our cloud server and host dozens of websites on it. Customers may also consider using multiple Gold instances to support larger webhosting installations.

Cloud Platinum represents the top of the available power of our cloud service.

Cloud Platinum is the answer to those who need power and flexibility at the same time. Thanks to its 4 CPU Cores, this type of instance is the best solution for any application with intensive resource consumption, for processing large volumes of data, up to 3D rendering. This instance is suitable for hosting websites with several thousand visits and very large databases.

Cloud Platinum is recommended for hosting large webhosting installations, with the most common control panels, mail servers based on Microsoft Windows Server or Linux, intended to serve thousands of users or as a computation node for analysis and data processing applications such as Hadoop.