Posts Tagged ‘web hosting’

The History or Theory about PHP Hosting Is Not Scary

Sunday, July 24th, 2011

PHP, or Hypertext Preprocessor, is a server sided web development language that piggy backs on other languages to install scripts on your web pages that do things that you need done.  Those other languages, of course, are C, Perl and Java, among others.  PHP hosting can be used with any operating system and has the same functionality with them all.  This makes it very easy to move from one system to another in your day and still get the same careful attention to detail with them all.

The only issue, when using a PHP script is whether the server you are using is enabled to run PHP scripts.  If it is not, the applications will not run properly if at all, and the effect will be lost to your visitors.  That may or may not be an issue as PHP has been installed on over a million servers all over the world.  If it is an issue, things like payment processors will not work properly and that may be a big issue.

 

Web Hosting Review, Parties Involved

Tuesday, April 19th, 2011

In any web hosting there are many parties involved. There is a customer, a web site host provider, a user, the ISP for the user, the ISP for the customer and the ISP for the entity that has submitted the web hosting review. Each one of them may have a unique ISP or all of them might have the same ISP. Any ISP has the authority the break the circuit and it can stop any connection to the website. Some of these ISPs regularly censor traffic and sometimes they can throttle the traffic depending on the user. ISPs also provide many other services that the web host providers do not provide. For example, an ISP might give you the opportunity to route traffic through a faster route and a fast pipe. Not all ISPs are the same either, there are ISPs that serve the end customer and there are ISPs that connect these ISPs. It is good to understand the ISP contracts before deciding on a web site hosting provider.