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How VPS Web Hosting Functions

Cloud web hosting is the future of web hosting. The VPS web hosting offered by Comxen permit you to take advantage of a cloud web hosting platform without needing to have any practical expertise. You plainly upload and configure your web site – as if you had a traditional shared web hosting account. Yet, with Comxen in-house developed clustered Virtual Private Server web hosting infrastructure, you will suffer less slowdowns and outages and your site will be running at its best. Say 'hello' to increased stability, reliability and inner peace!

VPS OVZ 1
1 CPU Core
1 GB RAM
20 GB Storage
$6.00 / month
VPS OVZ 2
1 CPU Core
2 GB RAM
40 GB Storage
$12.00 / month
 

Generally, a cloud-hosted website is running on lots of connected hosting servers instead of operating on a single hosting server. With Comxen, each hardware node is an enterprise-class physical server offering 2 x Opteron 6128 octa-core processors, up to 128 Gbytes of DDR3 ECC registered memory and multiple high-speed 600GB SAS hard drives in a RAID 10 configuration. Based on the leading-edge KVM server virtualization platform, which is known for its dependability, the VPS web hosting offer a range of OS options, as well as charge-free (Hepsia) and paid (cPanel) Control Panels. Comxen offers additional managed services, including weekly Operating System updates and backups. You can request extra dedicated IP addresses as well.

High-Performance VPS Web Hosting Solutions

For customers managing resource-intensive websites, Comxen provides the Memcached memory object caching system and the Varnish Cache web application accelerator, which will increase your website's speed and diminish the server load. Furthermore, Comxen' virtual private servers also offer PgSQL, InnoDB and NodeJS support, so power users can get all the flexibility and high-level tools they need without the need to migrate to a high-priced dedicated server web hosting.