Cloud Computing Makes The Web Hosting More Affordable And Reliable

November 28, 2012 · Hosting News · 1 comment

Cloud Computing Makes The Web Hosting More Affordable And Reliable
David Dunbar, PR Manager, procloudhosting.com, stated in a recent press conference in Seatel, ” The managed cloud hosting is less expensive and highly productive, it is obvious that one day everybody would be in the cloud.'' In cheap managed cloud …
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ZimmComm Moves to Joyent Cloud
For several years now ZimmComm has enjoyed the web hosting services of the industry pioneer, Joyent. Why did we choose Joyent (originally TextDrive)? Because they not only provided state of the art hosting services and technology but seemed to embody …
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FAQ
Question by Cody: Who should I go through for a database website?
I am wanting to build a website that will be fairly big. It will have to be database based. At least thats what a web designer told me. Who should I check out for this? Not really looking for a designer, more like a provider. If it will be possible.
Thank you

Best answer:

Answer by Harry Vance-Law
It depends on what you’re using it for. There are a number of content management systems that may be what you’re looking for. The big three are WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla.

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Telefónica expands cloud computing offering, launches IaaS

November 25, 2012 · Hosting News · 2 comments

Telefónica expands cloud computing offering, launches IaaS
Instant Servers is based on Joyent's cloud infrastructure with data centers located in the U.K. and Spain. Telefónica plans to deploy additional data centers in Europe and Latin America. Carlos Morales, Telefónica Digital's cloud and M2M director, said …
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Will Amazon's Servers Be Ready For Sandy?
A malfunctioning server seems to have caused the problem. We think that the reputation and position of Amazon as a leading cloud services provider is suffering from the recent outages, which have been caused by a multitude of reasons from inclement …
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FAQ
Question by boobug: Why does my xbox ask me if I want to save my game to cloud?
It asks me if i want to save my game to the hard drive or to “cloud”?

Best answer:

Answer by TMX boxburn
Cloud storage is enabled on your console. The cloud storage is where you can put your game saves so if you want to take your account to a friends house ect you don’t need to take a storage device with you to access your saves, it’s stored on the XBox Live servers for you to access anywhere.

To turn cloud storage off simply go to “System Settings”, then “Storage” then press “Y” on the could and select disable.

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Question by A. de Vries: How do I share a folder with a computer outside my network?
I know you can share a folder with another computer, but it has to be in the same network group.

How do I share a folder with a computer that is not in my network group, so with the use of internet?

I am not looking for something like a cloud or a FTP server, really want to share a folder.
EDIT: if this is only possible with FTP then I have no other choice

Best answer:

Answer by xelA rutrA
If it is not in your network, then you have to be somehow connected to that computer. The remaining option is the internet.

Please, at least search once before asking something.
This question has been answered a few times here.

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100927044716AAoJmNi

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