Cloud Hosting

• Cloud Hosting uptime
• Cloud Hosting details
• How does the High Availability work?

Cloud Hosting uptime:

The best of it all is that it is also a very easy process. We just need to know your required RAM, drive space, estimated monthly traffic and preferred Operating System. Should you have any query on any of these issues, do not hesitate to contact us at (link).

The agreement with HP allows the used hardware to always be first quality (ProLiant DL 160 G6) and state-of-the-art. Besides, our services are just provided in the high-availability category, always ensuring a 99.9% uptime on-line. We ensure your site is always available for everybody.

It has nothing to do with other companies Clouds, as most of them do not offer high availability. Rely on our service and check out the difference.

Apart from the agreement with HP, the innovating software monitoring our Cloud Hosting service is the result of our close collaboration with the provider.

Cloud Hosting details:

A Cloud Hosting solution is a great number of machines, fibre-connected to a storage system set, operating as if they were just one. A connection through hardware virtualization always ensures resources and security. It is monitored by a software capable of moving, extending or reducing real-time resources should the Cloud need it.

Equipments get restarted if Cloud resources change: instant response to real demand.

If any hardware failure occurs in any of the Cloud equipments; the Cloud detects it and makes use of its resources moving them to other machines instantly. If a parameter overflow occurs, the Cloud is capable of balancing load across other machines, sorting it out without any kind of human action.

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How does the High Availability work?:

The Cloud is composed of nodes. Each node is aware of the status of the rest and knows the available resources of the rest of the Cloud. That allows the resources of the server based on the Cloud to move across the Cloud if necessary. The content of each server (OS, webs & databases) is centralized in a high availability storage. Thus if a node failure occurs, and Cloud server resources are lost, the Cloud knows where to relocate them through the following process:

• A Cloud node fails.
• A resource loss is detected in the Cloud, so some of the Cloud servers could be affected and could lose service.
• The Cloud acknowledges failure and order to provide resources or to raise a new node if necessary.
• All the Cloud centralized storage server data are available across the Cloud
• The Cloud instantly starts up the necessary Cloud servers through the new resources already available on these machines.

One of the key advantages of this high availability Cloud in Alojalia lies in always having the remaining resources and standby nodes available if any incidence occurs. Besides, the service supports load balancing across Cloud servers.

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