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January 11, 2011 — CloudLinux, a Linux OS that improves the stability of Web hosting, and Your-Webhost, a Dutch web hosting company and one of the leading shared hosting providers in Netherlands, announced today their infrastructure partnership to improve the stability of Your-Webhost’s shared hosting services.
Your-Webhost offers a wide range of hosting services, including virtual private servers, dedicated servers and shared hosting. With its primary goal and main focus of providing reliable web hosting services to individuals and companies, Your-Webhost has chosen to partner with CloudLinux to deliver enhanced stability and security to its customers.
“Installing CloudLinux on our servers has proven to be an excellent move,” said Roel Nottrot, owner of Your-Webhost. “With CloudLinux’s innovative Lightweight Virtual Environment (LVE) core technology, we are now able to manage hosting resources better and every customer utilizes only the specified amount of resources allocated to the user account. This has considerably improved the stability and overall performance of our shared hosting platform. It also prevents a single user from hogging of all a server’s resources; thus, guaranteeing total customer satisfaction.”
CloudLinux’s LVE kernel technology limits the amount of available resources for CPU, memory, and IO. It is comparable to a container-type virtualization technology, but with virtually no overhead and transparent enough to allow easy management of resources that the hosting provider sets for each account on a particular server. It has full control of resources to make certain that each account on the shared server gets fair and adequate allocation of resources for efficient operation; without infringing on other users of the same server. This makes the server more stable and improves server density.
“CloudLinux fully understands that hosting providers aim to deliver the most reliable, secure and high-quality performance to their clients,” said CloudLinux Founder and CEO Igor Seletskiy. “Our time-tested technology helps hosting service providers like Your-Webhost distinguish their services from their competition and deliver a higher level of service to their clients through increased stability and reliability.”
About Your-Webhost
Your-Webhost is a Dutch web hosting company established in 2002 and headquartered in Amsterdam. It offers a variety of hosting services that include domain registration, Virtual Private Servers, Dedicated servers and shared hosting. It has increasingly gained popularity over the years and is now one of the leading shared hosting providers in Netherlands. Its principal objective and main focus is to provide reliable web hosting services to individuals and companies, anchored on the principles of low prices for powerful products, allowing their customers full control of their websites, while providing high quality customer support as the need arises.
To learn more about Your-Webhost, please visit: http://www.your-webhost.nl
About CloudLinux
CloudLinux was founded and developed in 2009 to address the distinctive and specific needs of web hosting providers. The company headquarter is located in Ann Arbor, Michigan while its development team composed of people with appreciable proficiency in the hosting business is based in Donetsk, Ukraine. This team of experts has unquestionable knowledge and skills in hosting and datacenter market, with adequate technical depth in hosting, kernel development and open source. CloudLinux is a stable, privately-funded company geared towards providing the ideal OS to make even the most intricate and divergent hosting needs more straightforward and less-complicated. CloudLinux’s innovative technology is proven to enhance stability, density and overall performance; thus provide customers with indisputably reliable hosting services, while maneuvering the costs down.
For more information about CloudLinux, visit http://www.cloudlinux.com.
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