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 »  CodeCrunch  »  Web Server Tutorials  »  Getting your own server Part II
Getting your own server Part II
By Cory Crampton | Published  03/30/2006 | Web Server Tutorials | This tutorial viewed 1068 times
The Web Host Search Begins

The always fun web hosting search

Google is our friend, as always, and can be useful to find out some top rated hosts. You can also take a look at some of my web hosting choices. They are listed based on either hosting with them, or were mentioned to me through reputable sources.

There are two main things to keep in mind during your search :

  1. Do I want a managed solution or an unmanaged host?
  2. Can / do I have the ability to keep this server up to date and safe from vulnerability attacks?

Managed solution or an Unmanaged Host

If you would rather spend your time creating and managing, you may be more interested in a managed solution. A managed solution is where the web host will provide and install all software upgrades, all security patches, and even do your kernel rebuilds. If those don't sound like fun to you - then a managed solution is probably sounding good right now.

However, sometimes you want full control over your server. This can be for many reasons, and we'll discuss a few of them on the next page.




Tutorial Series
This article is part 2 of a 2 part series. Other articles in this series are shown below:
  1. Getting your own server
  2. Getting your own server Part II
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