Why Do I Need Hosting?

You might be asking yourself: “If hosting just Which serves a website, and why do I want a service? Can not I only have my home pc host my website?”

Yes, you can, but that would be a very bad idea — I mean bad. There are and higher performance and their low cost make them affordable for everybody, and of course headache-free.

Below we have listed some reasons hosting a website in your home is impossible.

Self Hosting Pitfalls

• Power Outages – If your power goes out in your home, your website will return.
• Slow Link – While you might have very high-speed Internet in your home, this generally only relates to downloading rate. With a server, as you’re currently sending files, you want high speed. It’s virtually guaranteed that your home link has a speed.
• Dynamic IP Address – Your home Internet connection has a dynamic IP address that changes over time. This is like people attempting to send email to you and your home address. It makes it impossible.
• Hardware Care – If your home computer has some problems or needs a new part, it might be days or weeks before your computer is running again, and all that time your website will be down and you might even lose your documents.

Web Hosts to the Rescue

• Redundant Power Supplies – The electricity supplies at most web hosts are always backed up by onsite generators that keep websites live even in extreme power outages.
• Ultra-Fast, Stable Connections – Web hosts have extremely fast upload speeds and can serve hundreds, thousands, or tens of thousands of concurrent visitors readily.
• Static IP Address – Using a hosting company, you might have a dedicated IP that won’t ever change. This means people can find your website and your speech remains the same.
• Expert Team Maintaining Hardware – The specialists at these web hosts constantly keep the hardware and also have replacement parts on hand. They have hardware and back up your documents for you.

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