Joomla Web Hosting

Our hosting plans provide 2 or more containers. Each website is physically separated and can often reside on different servers within the hosting panel cluster. An alias domain is an extra domain name that redirects to the primary website, useful for domains on different TLDs with the same SLD. An example is mediaserve.com where mediaserve.llc and mediaserve.tv redirect there. A subdomain is an extra host on the TLD. with a separate document root for an extra website.

There are two or more containers between the small, medium and large plans. A container segregates its website from all other websites on the same server, including your own websites' containers. Once you've been provisioned on the MediaServe Pro panel, log in and visit Websites on the left menu. There you access your website and create new ones in a separate container. Within an existing website, click on it and you can access the Domains menu to add Addon domains, Subdomains and Aliases. This is the difference between a website created with the Websites left menu and creating addition domains within an existing. website. The first is containerized and the others created in the Domains menu is within its container. This gives you extra security. If you have multiple containers and fail to update a vulnerability with a website hosted on one container, your other containers protect other websites from each other. The medium and large plans can separate hosted domains to one container or another in whatever arrangement you choose.

We separate email and website storage between separate servers, meaning that email processing doesn't affect the website processing as they're handled separately. Your website storage stores your website content and email storage is dedicated to the number email accounts created and it's data. Each is handled by a different server, making the system truly distributed.