Do you want downtime to ruin your business? Neither do I. This is why I want to tell you about another great uptime server monitoring service, I am sure you are going to love. HyperSpin does web site and web server monitoring from worldwide locations.
If your web site goes down, they can give you alerts via e-mail and SMS. They have multi-protocol support for ping, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, SSH, SMTP, DNS, POP3, IMAP, MySQL, and any arbitrary services running on TCP/IP. You can also user their service to automatically send email to your provider during downtime, to request for a reboot or any additional investigation.
Not to sound like a game show host, but really – that is no all. They also provide:
- Add “Live Status Report” to Your Site
- False Alarm Elimination
- Uptime & Performance Reports
- Maintenance Scheduling
If you want to become your own uptime monitoring service, they also have reselling options for their services too. Just slap your logo and domain on, and set your prices.
To learn more about HyperSpin’s services, be sure to go check out HyperSpin.com.
I get a lot of similar questions sent into me about SSL certificates. So, I thought it might be a good idea to tackle three of the SSL related questions that I get sent to me the most in order to help you all know a little more about the web hosting term.
Like an unlit firework on the 4th of July, the Web Hosting Show is back and ready to burst with excitement anytime now. All we need is for you to ignite the flame, tune in, and we will have a web hosting blast like the world has never seen. The Web Hosting Show is back on the air.
I am not the one to tell you how to turn your basement into a datacenter. In my opinion, that is the last thing you really want to do. Sure it sounds like a fun geeky projects, and yes – maybe somewhere down the line you might be cutting a few percentages off your overall costs.
From web site launches to why you shouldn’t backup your PC to your digital hosting home. This podcast has been in production for two weeks thanks to a slew of interruptions but I am happy to say finally the Web Hosting Show is back on the air.
Problem Finding FFmpeg Web Hosts?
It is a server side software library that concerts video and audio files into a preferred audio or video format to play them or embed them from a web site. YouTube is a good example of this type of technology at work. In turn, FFmpeg hosting is a term used to cover the assortment of FFmpeg and other server side technologies that help with converting digital video or audio.
So let’s say you go to your web host and tell them you want to start up a YouTube clone. While there are many web hosts out there that can host your normal web site, only a small amount of web hosts will be willing to accommodate your needs for your YouTube clone script.
The reason this is so, is that these types of scripts can be unfriendly to the server.
They use up a lot of disk space for storing the videos. They use a lot of bandwidth, with the embedding and streaming of the videos too. Then count in the CPU and RAM usage with converting the videos from one format to another on the server side and you have a real big mess.
The solution, in most situations, is to turn towards Virtual Private Servers (VPS) or dedicated hosting accounts. Right now, if you want to be any kind of success, shared hosting can not support YouTube clone scripts and everything you need from what was earlier defined as a FFmpeg hosting.