A web accelerator is a piece of software that accelerates a site typically by caching content and supplying it instead of the hosting server. Such apps can be used for both static and dynamic Internet sites since there are different accelerators that can cache both static content and database calls and responses. The main advantage of using a web accelerator is that a given Internet site will perform noticeably faster without employing more system resources. Just the opposite, such a website will need much less resources to operate as the web accelerator will deal with most requests instead of the hosting server. In contrast to many businesses which don't offer web accelerators with their solutions or offer only 1, we offer three different ones which will permit you to speed up your websites whatever their kind or content.

Web Accelerators in Web Hosting

Our web hosting plans include 3 web accelerators that you will be able to use depending on the websites that you would like to run. Memcached is used to cache database or API calls and responses, which can tremendously boost the performance of dynamic Internet sites. Varnish is a popular HTTP accelerator which caches webpages and delivers them to the visitors much quicker than the hosting server after the first time they open them. Node.js is an event-driven platform used for scalable real-time programs for example booking sites. With respect to the Internet hosting solution you pick, these 3 applications may already be included or might be optional upgrades. In either case, you will be able to choose how many instances of every one of them shall be at your disposal and what amount of memory they ought to use. These accelerators are offered only by a handful of hosting firms, including ours, and they could raise the speed of your web apps significantly.

Web Accelerators in Semi-dedicated Hosting

In case you select one of our semi-dedicated hosting packages, you'll be able to take advantage of Varnish, Memcached and Node.js - 3 powerful web accelerators. Varnish is a multi-purpose program which caches websites the first time a visitor opens them and delivers them instead of the hosting server if the visitor opens them again nearly 300% faster. Memcached caches API and database calls and responses in order that the web server doesn't have to process each and every request, that makes it suitable for database-driven sites, such as ones designed with Joomla™ or WordPress. Node.js is employed to create web programs that work in real-time including chats or accommodation booking portals and it processes each and every bit of information as soon as the user types it rather than waiting for sizeable chunks of info to be accumulated. The Hepsia Control Panel that comes with our semi-dedicated plans shall enable you to pick how many instances of each accelerator will work at a time and what amount of memory they'll use.

Web Accelerators in Dedicated Web Hosting

Memcached, Varnish and Node.js are available with all dedicated servers ordered with the Hepsia hosting Control Panel and based on the plan which you opt for, you will also have several gigabytes of dedicated memory for them. Memcached can minimize the web server load by lowering the amount of queries which need to be addressed since it caches database calls and responses. You will be able to use it on every site that uses an API or a database - as an illustration, any website built with WordPress or Joomla™. Varnish can easily improve the performance of any sort of website by caching whole webpages the first time a guest opens them. The accelerator delivers the web pages if the same visitor opens them later and because it does that way quicker than the web server, the website visitor will be able to look through your Internet site at least several times faster. For this reason Varnish is occasionally referred to as an HTTP reverse proxy. Node.js is an innovative platform that'll permit you to create booking sites, web chats and other programs in which real-time server-user interaction is required. It processes the information in tiny portions as the client fills different boxes and doesn't wait for all boxes to be filled and processed as one big chunk of info, which makes Node.js considerably faster than similar programs.