Posted on August 23rd, 2011
Coolhandle (www.coolhandle.com) , a web hosting provider, has recently pronounced to employ CloudLinux for enhancing the server performance; hence, lending a hand in the process of advancement. CloudLinux, in essence, is a server OS which, owing to its Lightweight Virtual Environment technology, ensures offering security, enhanced scalability, and better performance, when it comes to shared web hosting.
This technology, basically, includes every user and enables only a particular amount of server resources to get used; hence, removing any chances of “bad neighbor” upshot. According to Ryan Morris, CoolHandle marketing director, “All CoolHandle customers will benefit directly from CloudLinux.” He further said, “Particularly heavy resource-usage software and websites built using WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. CloudLinux helps us guarantee that all of these users enjoy excellent uptime and performance.”
According to Coolhandle, CloudLinux saves the users from any kind of resource spikes, consequently affecting other users on the server. Marv Steigman, Vice President of CloudLinux, voicing his opinion, said; CoolHandle will “generally make life easier for sysadmins through the unique benefits, the CloudLinux OS offers.”
CloudLinux is quite in vogue these days, as a lot of hosting service providers employ it for ensuring great uptime. A few months back, cPanel joined hands with CloudLinux for allowing its clients to benefit from pay-per-use software delivery. But CoolHandle appears to be stressing on improving the server performance, since it joined CloudFlare earlier on, this year.