Website Creation and Maintenance
Website Creation and Maintenance
Website Creation
Maintenance
Creation
Website designers often work with software developers and security experts
to create websites.
Hosting
SSL certificates
SSL certificates enable websites to use HTTPS, which is more secure than
HTTP.
Backups
Web hosting and web publishing are key parts of getting a website
online. Web hosting provides the space and resources to store your website,
while web publishing is about creating and managing the content you put on
your site. Knowing the difference helps you build and maintain your website
effectively.
Shared hosting
Multiple websites share a server's resources, such as CPU, RAM, and storage
space. This is usually the least expensive option and is good for small
businesses and blogs.
A middle ground between shared and dedicated hosting, VPS hosting gives
each site its own virtual environment on the same server hardware as other
sites. This is a good option for growing websites and small to medium
businesses.
Dedicated hosting
A single client has exclusive use of an entire physical server. This is one of
the most expensive options and is good for large websites and high-traffic
eCommerce.
Cloud hosting
Colocation hosting
A business can house its own server hardware in a rented space within a
data center. There are two types of colocation hosting: self-managed and
managed. In self-managed colocation hosting, the business maintains the
hardware and software, while in managed colocation hosting, the data
center's employees monitor the hardware.
Free hosting
A free option, but the hosting provider will run ads on the website to cover
the cost. Resources are limited and there's no security, backups, or emails.
Internet Connection
Web Server
It is used for building web pages for your web site. Dreamweaver and
WordPress are example of web development softwares.
Internet Connection
Web Server
Web server is the actual location where your website resides on. A web
server may host single or multiple sites depending on what hosting service
you have paid for.