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Bluehost has change their plan mid Feb 2011, the changes are as following

comments off Thursday 24 Mar 2011 | BestHosting | shared hosting
Cloud hosting is a web hosting service delivered from a group of connected servers. The term cloud hosting (also called clustered hosting) is not precisely defined yet.
In general, however, a hosting service can be considered cloud hosting when it is delivered from a fully redundant, multi-server system, in which the resources are dynamically scalable and often virtualized.
In less technical terminology, cloud hosting uses a number of servers all connected together (a cloud), and sites on the servers can use resources from all the servers in that cloud. Processing power, hard drives, and memory are shared. Servers can be easily added or removed as necessary, and if one server is down, sites use resources from other servers instead.
A cloud hosting service is usually delivered from a load-balanced cluster server platform, while the data is stored in a SAN (Storage Area Network).
Cloud hosting providers measure compute cycles, an indicator which measures how much processing time applications require. This enables cloud hosting to be provided and billed as a part of a different service model than that used by other web hosting services. Clients pay for actual resources needed.
SiteCloud is currently offering cloud based hosting at a very affordable price, from $5.95/month. Click here for details.
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Dedicated server is eventually the kind of server what everyone or business would like to have, eventually because you own the server resources, entirely. However, we all know that it is expensive and not everyone can afford or worth spending money on it. Most people uses shared hosting because of it pricing and if you have choosen correctly, it does exactly what a dedicated server can do.
For shared hosting services, the most known issue is reliability. There is usually more than hundreds of websites hosting on the same server. Mail server, mysql server are sometimes hosting on the same server too. If it happens that a website has been hacked to send spams email or scripting error, the entire server performance will be affected.
Sometimes, a sudden surge of visitors coming to any of the websites on the same server will slow down yours’ too. Therefore, you have to aware of the possible unplanned downtime.
The second common issue is the technical support. You have to make sure that the host has their own technical staff to offer you instant support when you need it, a online chat support is something a must nowadays. Because the server is shared, there is a higher probability that your website will suffer errors or problems. Therefore, you need a good technical support to help you fix the problem so that your website could be up and running again in the shortest time possible.
The next thing to look out is the service capability. If the shared hosting doesn’t offer features they have stated, stay away from it.
No matter what hosting company/ plan you ended with, research and study is very important. Always know what you are paying for before sign-up. Try out their online chat support, send them an email and see how fast they response to it. Some study work will end you up with a good hosting company.
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