What Hosting Platforms Do You Prefer For A Website?

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What Hosting Platforms Do You Prefer For A Website?

AndyBird

Website hosting is a quite common thing nowadays. If you want to run a website, then you may need to avail the services of a hosting platform. So what kind of hosting services do you prefer? What are some of the things you look for before opting for a specific hosting platform?

MorfRobert

I remember when I first got into making websites and running them, GoDaddy was a company I used for both my hosting and domain needs and I had a bad experience with them with their customer support being terrible when I had issues with my hosting. After that, I moved to a company called BigWetFish and as much as they were good, I found out I was sharing servers with around 200 - 300 people which explained the slow loading and also some downtime I would have that wasn't scheduled. After that, a friend I had offered me hosting with dedicated servers and I used them for over a year until the hosting costs went up to a price I could no longer afford and I had to let them go. I now use HawkHost and so far, I am very happy with them and I have no complaints at all.

KennTober

Website hosting is definitely an important aspect to consider when starting a website. They offer a variety of packages with different storage capacities, RAM, and bandwidth, so you can choose the plan that best fits your needs. Overall, I recommend checking out https://ishosting.com/en/vps if you're in the market for user-friendly hosting platform. When looking for a hosting platform, I also consider factors such as uptime guarantees, security measures, and ease of use for beginners. There are probably other tips you might find useful. But for now, that's all I know from experience.