E2E Cloud Features

Clear and pre-determined storage limits are associated with a hosting plan, and storage limits can be expanded if normal site usage is exceeded.

Hosting providers outline the amount of data that you and your visitors are able to cumulatively upload and download over a given period of time. Pay for additional bandwidth as needed to accommodate web traffic.

Manage email accounts associated with web domains through a built-in or third-party email interface. Support is provided for POP3 and IMAP email systems.

Integrate hosting plans with either open-source or proprietary web hosting control panels in order to use a graphical user interface (GUI) that facilitates access to additional web hosting management features.

Providers allow for a variety of content management systems to be used when managing websites. Support is offered for "one-click" or rapid installations of CMS tools.

The website hosting provider offers support for a variety of server-side coding languages, as well as multiple versions of the web frameworks.

Install e-commerce tools, such as shopping carts, into your website. Certain e-commerce integrations may incur an additional fee.

Access and management of files through FTP, .htaccess, and shell access is provided to users.

Support is provided for a variety of database types, including MySQL, PostsgreSQL, SQL Server, and more. Choose from these and manage your database within the control panel associated with your hosting plan.

Site backup, spam detection, firewalls, malware detection tools, and other security features are offered within the hosting plan.

Provides tools for building, deploying, or integrating source code into hosted application.

Provides tools for writing code, editing code, syntax, debugging, or utilizing frameworks.

Provides tools for sharing code, tracking progress, and shipping software.

Supports programming languages such as Java, C, or Python. Support for front-end languages such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Tests the functionality of a software application. Detects and diagnoses issues in application.

Lets developers manage database services. Provides support for different types of databases and integration methods.

Lets users analyze deployment, user, storage, and business metrics.

Provides tools or bots that scale services and data automatically or on demand.

Stores versions of application and data or incrementally backs up data.

Provides scalable cloud storage for different forms of data. Store analytics and records for reporting.

Allows users to provision networks, deliver content, balance loads, and manage traffic.

Provides virtual networks and operating systems.

Secures applications, encrypt data, and manage identities.

Functions when integrated with multiple forms of external applications.

Allows admisistrators to manage and organize storage, networks, and datacenters.

Monitors performance and statistics related to memory, caches and connections.

Alerts users when unauthorized parties or malware is detected allowing administrators to remedy the issue.

Secures data at rest and in transit from unauthorized access.

Allows administrators to organize components of the database to maintain instance efficiency.

Allows the creating and relinquishing of database access credentials.

Documents access and alterations of the database for analytics and reporting.

Expands functionality while maintaining balanced loads. Serves growing demand without reducing functionality.

The abillity to restore files to its original loacation or alternative sources on-demand.

Stores historical records of information for reverting or reference.

Helps users navigate databases by labeling and organizing datasets.

Provides public cloud capabilities.

Provides private cloud capabilities.

Provides hybrid cloud capabilities.

Provides bare metal servers.

Provides high-performance computing (HPC) capabilities.

Provides virtual machines (VMs).

Provides edge computing capabilities.

Provides virtual networking capabilities.

Services are offered under a pay-as-you-go or utilization-based purchase model.

Track a business' IaaS usage statistics through dashboards, metrics, and reporting.

Track a business' IaaS performance statistics through dashboards, metrics, and reporting.

Scales infrastructure resources automatically to meet capacity or computational demands

Store copies of old objects when deleted or overwritten

Ability to scale storage capacity as data increases

Low latency access to data

Data masking provides an additional layer of access control that can be applied to tables and views.

Verifies identity of database users.

Allows users to gain statistically valid insights from their data while protecting the privacy of individuals.

Provides encryption to data during transit and storage

Maintain activity and data access logs

Allows administrators to provide access to storage based on roles

Helps in improving the availability of data.

Uses machine learning algorithms to gain actionable insights.

Multiple copies of data in different data centers

Accessible anywhere, anytime, with low downtime

Compatible with a variety of cloud infrastructure

Compatible with object storage from other providers to ensure seamless integration with multiple sources

Capability to perform complex tasks without constant human input

Improves performance based on feedback and experience

Makes informed choices based on available data and objectives