What is Colocation?
In one sense, it’s an attempt to have the best of both worlds. A colocation provider builds and maintains the peripheral infrastructure required for a major IT operation: connectivity, cooling, power supply and backup, security and a physical structure to house the equipment. This infrastructure, while necessary to operating large-scale IT infrastructure, can be an unwanted hassle to smaller companies that lack the resources to build and maintain such infrastructure.
The colocation provider amortizes the cost of building and operating this peripheral infrastructure across multiple customers, meaning that each company or individual is only covering a small portion of the cost.
What is Cloud Hosting?
Whereas traditional hosting services such as dedicated and/or shared generally operates on a single resource limited server, in contrast, ColoHouse Cloud Hosting provides virtually unlimited on demand computing capabilities by allowing clients to pay as you go, on an actual resource usage basis.
ColoHouse cloud hosting benefits include no single point of failure, superior level of application performance spread across multiple machines, guaranteed server resources, redundant data storage, site growth flexibility, affordable pricing with generous features.
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