Linux Semi-dedicated Packages with a 30-Day Free Trial

It is now simple and easy to manage your sites with the next–generation Web App Installer that we have designed exclusively for you with user–friendliness in mind. Organize your data with sleek drag–and–drop steps, register, transfer and take control of a lot of domain names from a single area, make email accounts right away, manage subscriber list activities effortlessly, make and access your databases with a mouse–click, monitor site statistics in real time, and much more). Advanced tools which include a framework installer, an .htaccess generator and a hotlink protection application are integrated too.

A semi-dedicated server is designed to offer you much more resources when compared to a shared web hosting account, yet in the same convenient to use package without any server management included. Also, since on a semi-dedicated server there are far less users than on a typical hosting server, this implies not only considerably more assets for your websites but also improved security for your web presence.

Traffix Web’s Linux semi-dedicated packages come with increased CPU consumption allocations, leading them to be an excellent alternative for your resource-consuming web sites and apps.

Our company is partnering with a world-class data center facility located in downtown Chicago, Illinois. It provides the whole set of conditions that we need to set up our unique internal network with its customized equipment parameters. The data center also has a great assistance team working around the clock to check the web server network and provide on time help in crucial situations.

Additionally it is worth noting that the USA datacenter delivers exceptional network connectivity with the world. This warranties top website loading speeds for all web sites and web apps working on the US Linux semi-dedicated packages.

Due to the modern server partition concept made by our admins, we are able to assign an abundant quantity of database requests to your websites. This can help you keep dynamic web sites with large databases that’ll be frequented repeatedly by a great number of users. Should you have a busy database powered website that is growing day by day, you’d better consider transferring to a Linux semi-dedicated package before you start going over the quotas on your shared web hosting platform.

With Traffix Web, you do not really need to eliminate code or to cut down your Internet site’s information to allow it to stream a lot faster. Owing to the Web Accelerators (Varnish, Node.js plus Memcached) part of the Web App Installer included in each package, you will be able to help to make your Internet site stream faster than ever – you could make it 10 to 500 times speedier!

By keeping software applications, emails and data bases on several physical devices as opposed to only one, we have created much more safe hosting workspace for your web presence. Besides that, we have reduced the web servers’ susceptibility to hacking/DDoS assaults that can take down the whole server on a standard shared web hosting system.

All of our Linux semi-dedicated packages use NVMe drives instead of typical harddrives. NVMes provide you with speedier read/write transfers, meaning that your site will stream way quicker. No supplementary web page modifications are required.

Due to the great connectivity possibilities provided by our USA datacenter your web site will start operating a lot faster as soon as you transfer it over to us.

Blazing–fast performance is undoubtedly one of the primary positive aspects of our Linux semi-dedicated packages. We have been able to improve the system data transfer to as much as 10 Gigabits for the sake of far better online connectivity and faster site streaming data transfer rates, to supply spare servers that simplify server maintenance procedures and lessen service disturbances and outages, and to move user accounts to NVMes, which always provide a lot quicker information execution connections and a considerably better longevity than ordinary Hard Disk Drives.