“Web hosting” refers to a service that allows individuals or organizations to make their websites accessible on the internet. When you use a web hosting service, you’re renting space on a server where your website’s files are stored.
Here are the main types of web hosting:
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Shared Hosting
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Best for: Beginners and small websites
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Pros: Inexpensive, easy to manage
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Cons: Shared resources can affect performance and security
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VPS (Virtual Private Server) Hosting
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Best for: Growing websites needing more control
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Pros: More resources and flexibility
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Cons: Costs more than shared hosting
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Dedicated Hosting
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Best for: Large businesses with high-traffic sites
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Pros: Full control, maximum performance
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Cons: Expensive, requires technical knowledge
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Cloud Hosting
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Best for: Scalable applications or variable traffic
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Pros: Scalable, reliable
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Cons: Can be complex to manage and price
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Managed WordPress Hosting
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Best for: WordPress websites
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Pros: Optimized for WordPress, maintenance handled
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Cons: More expensive than regular shared hosting
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Reseller Hosting
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Best for: Entrepreneurs wanting to sell hosting services
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Pros: Create and manage multiple accounts
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Cons: You’re responsible for client support
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