Yes, we do. We have Unmanaged and Managed service plans in each IT Hosting niche. Unlike most other web hosting providers that offer Managed Services only with VPS and Dedicated Hosting, Host Color is pleased to offer small business owners a service named Fully Managed Shared Account. It allows to our customer to save thousands of USD per year on IT management (code debugging, web design, system administration, troubleshooting and more), by outsourcing the technical administration and development of their hosting accounts and websites to Host Color.

If you are a prospective customer who doesn't know which web hosting service to start with, please go to Account Management Center and open a Sales Ticket. A Host Color's representativve will help you to make the right decision and will choose the most economical web hosting service for you. We want you to know that we never up-sell our customers! Host Color is a fair IT Hosting provider that drives business to its clients and partners by helping them to improve the IT management & operations, and by saving their financial and human resources.

High Availability (HA) is a software service that minimizes any service outage. It provides uniform, cost-effective failover protection against hardware and/or Operating System (OS) failures. HA is active by default for all Public Cloud servers and is available as an add-on service with all Private and Hybrid Clouds. It monitors cloud servers to detect a failure on the underlying physical hosts or an Operating System failure inside the cloud server. If an outage is detected, the High Availability functionality restarts the cloud server on another physical host, part of the Host Color's compute cluster. The operations resume automatically and services that run on the cloud instance return online. There is no need to reboot the server manually. If you want to make sure that websites, applications and services delivered from your account would return online very fast in case of any outage, you should consider using any of Host Color's Cloud servers.

Automated Fault Tolerance (AFT) is a Cloud service which eliminates the risk of a service outage. Host Color offers Automated Fault Tolerance as a paid add-on service to all Public, Private and Hybrid Clouds. Unlike the High Availability, which reduces any service outage, the AFT function eliminates it and ensures continuous availability for any websites, applications and other all workloads in an event of cloud server failure. AFT creates a live shadow Cloud server (Failover Cloud Virtual Machine), which is synchronized and always up-to-date with the primary one. In an event of a hardware failure or an OS outage, the AFT automatically starts the failover Cloud VM, ensuring zero downtime.

Most Marketeers and Sales Agents say "Yes, you do!". We work differently! We will talk to you about your project and will take our time to understand what you want to achieve? HC team will outline any possible IT infrastructure & service scenarios for your business and then will compare the Cloud computing to the traditional IT hosting models. Cloud services, especially the Hybrid Clouds are very efficient and cost-effective for businesses, as they help them create flexible IT frameworks and to organize operations more efficiently. On the other hand, traditional computing is simple to understand and in many ways more affordable. Why don't you Ask your questions?

It is simple. Just ignore the buzzword "Cloud" and focus on its technical specification. Term "Cloud" refers to computer clusters, a networking model of computer systems. In such infrastructures the servers that deal with processing operations (Processing Nodes) are physically separate from the data storage appliances (Storage Area Networks). Cloud computing infrastructures are hardware-redundant. In case of a failure of any physical component, a Cloud system continues to operate on an infrastructure level. Therefore Cloud computing infrastructures ensure operational continuity and guarantee a high service uptime. In order for any IT hosting service or a computer instance to be called "Cloud", it must be delivered from a clustered server infrastructure. On a user level, the computer instance (Cloud server) itself would feature some form of High Availability or failover scenario, which would increase its operational continuity. If it doesn't offer anything like that, it should not be called "Cloud".