🚫 Why Hosteons Doesn’t Oversell Resources — And Why That Matters

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In the hosting world, the term overselling is everywhere. Many VPS and shared hosting providers stack more clients on a server than it can truly handle, betting that most users won’t utilize 100% of their allocated resources at the same time.

At HostEONS, we take a different approach — we never oversell critical resources like CPU and RAM. Here’s why that matters for your VPS performance, stability, and peace of mind.

❓ What Is Overselling?

Overselling happens when a hosting provider allocates more virtual resources (CPU, RAM, etc.) than physically exist on a server, assuming not everyone will use them fully at once.

Example:

A server with 64 GB RAM sells 100 GB worth of VPS plans.
If every VPS tries to use its full RAM, the server becomes overloaded, leading to crashes, slowdowns, and frustrated users.

🚀 Why HostEONS Doesn’t Oversell

We believe in transparent, reliable hosting. Here’s what we do instead:

✅ Strict Resource Allocation: Each VPS is assigned real, guaranteed CPU(VDS), RAM, and disk space — no tricks.
✅ Consistent Performance: Whether it’s peak hours or low traffic, your VPS performs as expected.
✅ Better Stability: No noisy neighbors saturating shared resources and causing downtime.
✅ Long-Term Trust: We build customer loyalty through reliability, not short-term gains.

🛡️ Why This Matters to You

For Developers: Predictable environments = smooth deployments.
For Businesses: Reliable websites and apps = better user trust & revenue.
For Agencies & Resellers: Confidently host your clients knowing your backend is solid.

When hosting providers oversell, you pay the price in lost performance and downtime. We think that’s unacceptable.

💡 HostEONS Hosting Highlights

Intel Xeon & Ryzen KVM VPS
Free Snapshots & Backups
Free Blesta License
Multiple Locations: US & EU
Fast NVMe Storage (Ryzen Plans)
One-Click Control Panel & Instant Setup
Global Payment Options (Credit Card, PayPal, Crypto, Alipay CN, Local Gateways)

👉 Explore Plans

✅ A Track Record You Can Trust

We’ve been in business since 2018, and our founding team has over 20 years of experience in hosting. That’s why we take reliability seriously — it’s not just a selling point, it’s part of our DNA.

💬 Have Questions?

Reach out to our team anytime or explore our knowledge base for more insights into how we keep your VPS running at its best.

Uptime Transparency Done Right — How Hosteons Shares Real-Time Server & Network Status

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In the world of web hosting and VPS services, uptime is everything — but transparency about that uptime is often lacking.

Many providers make vague claims like “99.9% uptime” or display the health of a single test server — but they don’t show you what’s really going on across their entire infrastructure.

At Hosteons, we believe in doing things differently. That’s why we offer real-time, public monitoring of every server in our network — not just one or two per location.

✅ Why Uptime Transparency Matters

When you’re running a business, deploying client projects, or even just managing personal applications, downtime = risk. But without clear visibility into a provider’s network, you’re left guessing:

Is the issue local or global?
Is it just me or is the entire node down?
How quickly does the provider respond to incidents?

Most hosting companies only show selective stats or display one server per location — which can easily mask problems or give a false sense of reliability.

🌐 Introducing Hosteons’ Public Uptime Status Page

We’ve made things simple and honest.

👉 Visit: https://status.hosteons.com

Hosted and monitored independently by HetrixTools

This page shows:

💻 Every VPS node (not just one per location)
🌐 Web hosting servers
🧰 Backup servers
📡 DNS resolvers
🔌 Network-level uptime

This isn’t just a “pretty dashboard.” It’s raw, verifiable data, and it’s always public.

🔍 What’s Different About Our Approach?

Feature	Hosteons	Typical Providers
Public uptime monitoring	✅ Yes	❌ Rarely
Monitored by 3rd party	✅ HetrixTools	⚠️ Often self-hosted
Per-server visibility	✅ Every VPS node shown	❌ One server per location
Includes backup/DNS systems	✅ Yes	❌ Not shown
Open to everyone	✅ No login needed	❌ Hidden or internal only

We don’t just say “we’re transparent” — we prove it, 24/7.

🛡️ Why This Benefits You

You can check uptime history before ordering a plan
Monitor your node’s performance independently
Hold us accountable (we welcome it)
Feel confident knowing we’re not hiding outages or degrading service

📉 What Happens During Downtime?

If a server or service experiences downtime:

It’s reflected immediately on our public page
Our team receives alerts via HetrixTools and responds proactively
You can monitor status in real-time — no need to wait for vague updates

🔄 Building Trust Through Visibility

We don’t just want to sell you hosting. We want to earn your trust — and that starts with honesty and accountability.

By using a third-party service (HetrixTools) and displaying per-node stats, we put transparency first — not marketing spin.

🔗 See for Yourself

Want to check the health of our infrastructure right now?

👉 Visit: https://status.hosteons.com

Explore our hosting plans with confidence, knowing we’ll never leave you in the dark:

🌐 https://hosteons.com

Have questions? Reach us at https://my.hosteons.com

How Tariffs Can Affect the Hosting Industry (And Why It Matters to You)

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Most people associate tariffs with the prices of cars, electronics, or imported goods — not web hosting. But behind the scenes, tariffs and trade restrictions can have a big impact on how much you pay for hosting, how fast your site runs, and whether your favorite provider is even available in your country.

In this tutorial-style article, we’ll break down what tariffs are, how they affect the hosting industry, and how Hosteons stays resilient even when the global landscape gets rocky.

🌍 What Are Tariffs?

Tariffs are taxes or duties imposed by governments on imported goods and services. They’re often used for:

Protecting local industries
Retaliating in trade wars
Generating revenue

When applied to hardware, software licenses, or data center infrastructure, these tariffs can increase operational costs for hosting companies.

🏢 How Tariffs Impact the Hosting Industry

The hosting industry relies on a global supply chain — servers, storage, networking gear, energy, and support services are often sourced internationally. Here’s how tariffs can shake things up:

🔺 1. Increased Hardware Costs

Tariffs on processors, SSDs, memory, and networking equipment can raise the cost of setting up or expanding data centers. Providers may:

Delay upgrades
Increase plan pricing
Reduce performance per dollar

🔺 2. Software Licensing & Control Panels

Some countries may place tariffs or access restrictions on imported software like:

Control panels (e.g., cPanel, Plesk)
Security tools
Enterprise management systems

This can lead to higher licensing fees or fewer features for customers.

🔺 3. Restricted Access or Payment Barriers

Tariffs are often accompanied by sanctions or export restrictions, meaning:

Providers may block access to customers in certain countries
Users may be unable to pay using local or international methods
Entire services may be geo-blocked or legally unavailable

🔺 4. Slower Supply Chain & Hardware Delivery

Increased customs inspections and import duties delay data center expansions — which impacts:

Server availability
Provisioning speed
Cloud reliability in high-demand regions

💡 Real-World Examples

In past years, US-China trade tensions led to increased costs for server components, affecting global pricing.
Sanctions on Iran, Russia, and other regions caused many hosting companies to withdraw services entirely.
Brexit led to complications in data flow, payment processing, and legal compliance for hosting in/from the UK.

✅ How Hosteons Remains Resilient

At Hosteons, we built our infrastructure to withstand global instability, including tariff risks.

Here’s how:

🏢 Singapore-Based Operations

Singapore is known for its political neutrality, stable trade policies, and being a tech-friendly hub — making it an ideal base for global operations.

🌐 Global Server Locations

We deploy servers in multiple countries, so we’re not dependent on one market or jurisdiction. If one region faces restrictions, your services stay online.

🔄 Multiple Payment Gateways

We support over 15+ payment options, including:

Credit/Debit cards
PayPal
Crypto (BTC, USDT, ETH, DOGE, etc.)
Alipay, UnionPay, Dragonpay, QRIS, and more

This ensures clients worldwide can still access and pay for our services even if traditional methods are blocked.

💻 DirectAdmin Over cPanel

Unlike some providers, we use DirectAdmin, a lightweight and cost-effective alternative that avoids high licensing tariffs and offers full control without inflating costs.

🧠 What Can You Do as a Hosting Customer?

Choose providers with multi-region presence (like Hosteons)
Prefer those who accept alternative payments (like crypto or local gateways)
Understand where your server is hosted and how it might be affected by geopolitical events
Consider self-hosting or using VPS options for more control during unstable periods

🚀 Hosting You Can Rely On — Even When Markets Aren’t

Tariffs, trade wars, and restrictions aren’t going away — but that doesn’t mean your online presence has to suffer.

Hosteons is built to be resilient, globally accessible, and future-ready — no matter how the world shifts.

👉 Explore our VPS and Reseller Hosting plans today:

https://hosteons.com

📨 Have questions? We’re happy to help:

https://my.hosteons.com

Exciting Server Upgrade: Enhanced Performance for All Hosting Accounts

hosteons January 26, 2025 January 26, 2025 Leave a Comment

We’ve Got Exciting News!

At Hosteons, we’re always striving to provide our clients with the best possible hosting experience. To that end, we’ve recently completed a major server upgrade and migration to a brand-new, high-performance infrastructure. Here’s everything you need to know about this exciting change!

What’s New?

Our upgraded server is designed to deliver faster, more reliable performance. The key highlights of this upgrade include:

Cutting-Edge Hardware: We’ve transitioned to a Ryzen 7950x-based CPU paired with NVMe drives, which offer significantly better speed and reliability compared to the previous Intel E5 Xeon-based server.
Improved Speed: Expect noticeably faster load times for your websites.
Enhanced Uptime: The new hardware ensures greater stability and uptime for all hosting accounts.

This migration also ensures continuity by remaining within the same network and datacenter.

Important Details for Clients

We’ve made this transition as seamless as possible for you. Here are a few key points:

Server Name Changes

Old Server Name: da2.hosteons.com
New Server Name: da1.hosteons.com

DNS Updates

Clients using our default nameservers (ns1.da1.hosteons.com and ns2.da1.hosteons.com) don’t need to take any action—your websites are already live on the new server. However, if you’re using Cloudflare, custom nameservers, or third-party nameservers, please update your DNS records to reflect the changes. Detailed instructions have been sent via email.

Temporary Access to the Old Server

To ensure a smooth transition, the old server will remain accessible for the next 7 days. This gives you time to retrieve any data or verify that everything has been successfully migrated. Please refer to your email for the necessary access details.

What’s Next?

We recommend the following steps:

Verify that your website and data are functioning properly on the new server.
Update your DNS records promptly to avoid any service disruptions.
Check the old server for any data you might need before it is decommissioned.

If you have any questions or need help, our support team is ready to assist you. Simply reach out to us, and we’ll be happy to guide you through the process.

Thank You for Choosing Hosteons!
We’re thrilled to bring you this upgraded hosting experience and are confident you’ll notice the difference. Stay tuned for more updates and enhancements as we continue to improve our services.

Shared Hosting vs. VPS Hosting: What’s the Difference?

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Choosing the right hosting solution is a crucial decision when setting up a website. Two popular options that cater to different needs are shared hosting and VPS hosting. While both serve the purpose of hosting your website, they differ significantly in performance, control, scalability, and cost. This article will help you understand these differences and guide you in making an informed decision.

What is Shared Hosting?

Shared hosting is a cost-effective solution where multiple websites share the resources of a single physical server. It is ideal for small websites, blogs, and startups that require basic hosting without the need for advanced configurations.

Key Features of Shared Hosting:

Affordable Pricing: Shared hosting is the most budget-friendly option, perfect for beginners.
Limited Resources: Server resources such as CPU, RAM, and storage are shared among multiple websites.
Ease of Use: Comes with a user-friendly control panel (like cPanel), making it accessible even for non-technical users.
Limited Control: Users have minimal access to server settings, ensuring simplicity but less customization.

Best For:

Personal blogs
Small business websites
Websites with low to moderate traffic

What is VPS Hosting?

VPS (Virtual Private Server) hosting uses virtualization technology to divide a physical server into multiple virtual servers. Each VPS operates independently, with dedicated resources and greater control over server settings.

Key Features of VPS Hosting:

Dedicated Resources: Each VPS has its own allocated resources like CPU, RAM, and storage, ensuring consistent performance.
Scalability: Resources can be easily upgraded as your website grows.
Enhanced Performance: VPS hosting offers faster load times and handles higher traffic compared to shared hosting.
Full Root Access: Advanced users can customize server settings and install software as needed.
Higher Cost: VPS hosting is more expensive than shared hosting due to dedicated resources and enhanced features.

Best For:

Medium to large businesses
E-commerce websites
Websites with high traffic or complex applications

Key Differences Between Shared Hosting and VPS Hosting

Feature	Shared Hosting	VPS Hosting
Cost	Low cost, ideal for beginners	Higher cost, suitable for growing websites
Performance	Limited performance due to shared resources	High performance with dedicated resources
Scalability	Limited scalability	Highly scalable to meet growing needs
Control	Minimal control over server settings	Full root access for customization
Security	Shared security vulnerabilities	Isolated environment, more secure
Technical Skill	Requires minimal technical knowledge	Requires some technical expertise

When Should You Choose Shared Hosting?

Shared hosting is ideal if:

You’re just starting and have a limited budget.
Your website doesn’t require high performance or advanced features.
You want a hassle-free setup without managing server configurations.

When Should You Choose VPS Hosting?

VPS hosting is the better choice if:

Your website experiences high traffic or requires advanced performance.
You need to run custom applications or software.
You value scalability and want to future-proof your hosting solution.

Conclusion

Both shared hosting and VPS hosting have their advantages, depending on your website’s needs and growth plans. Shared hosting is perfect for beginners and small websites with tight budgets, while VPS hosting is designed for those who need robust performance, scalability, and control.

At Hosteons, we offer reliable and affordable shared hosting plans for beginners and budget-friendly VPS hosting for businesses ready to scale. Explore our hosting solutions today and find the perfect fit for your website’s needs!

Visit Hosteons.com to learn more.

How to Optimize Your Website for Better Performance on VPS Hosting

hosteons November 19, 2024 November 19, 2024 Leave a Comment

Having a website that loads quickly and performs smoothly is critical for user experience, search engine rankings, and conversions. When hosting your website on a Virtual Private Server (VPS), you have the flexibility and power to optimize your environment for peak performance. This guide outlines actionable steps you can take to ensure your site runs efficiently and effectively.

1. Choose the Right VPS Plan

Before you start optimizing, ensure you have the right VPS plan that meets your website’s requirements:

CPU and RAM: Choose adequate processing power and memory based on your site’s needs.
Storage Type: NVMe SSDs provide faster read/write speeds than standard HDDs, enhancing site performance.
Scalability: Select a plan that allows you to scale resources as your website grows.

2. Optimize Your Web Server Configuration

Your web server’s configuration has a significant impact on site performance. Common web servers include Apache, Nginx, and LiteSpeed. Here are some key tips:

Use a Lightweight Server: Consider switching to Nginx or LiteSpeed if you’re using Apache, as they often handle concurrent connections more efficiently.
Enable Compression: Gzip compression reduces the size of files sent to visitors, resulting in faster page loads. This can be enabled in your web server’s configuration.
Adjust KeepAlive Settings: Enabling KeepAlive reduces the overhead of creating multiple connections to your server, speeding up content delivery.

3. Utilize a Content Delivery Network (CDN)

A CDN stores copies of your website’s content across multiple servers worldwide, serving data from the closest server to the user. This reduces latency and speeds up loading times for visitors from various regions.

Popular CDN Providers: Cloudflare, Akamai, and StackPath.
Benefits: Faster page load times, reduced server load, and better protection from DDoS attacks.

4. Leverage Caching Mechanisms

Caching stores copies of your website’s files to reduce the time required to retrieve data.

Server-Side Caching: Implement caching tools such as Varnish Cache for faster delivery of content.
Application-Level Caching: CMS platforms like WordPress offer plugins such as WP Super Cache and W3 Total Cache.
Browser Caching: Configure caching headers to store static content like images and CSS files locally on users’ browsers.

5. Optimize Your Database

If your website relies on a database (e.g., MySQL), it’s essential to keep it optimized:

Regularly Clean Up Data: Remove unnecessary data such as post revisions, spam comments, and transient options.
Optimize Queries: Analyze slow queries using tools like MySQLTuner and optimize them for better performance.
Index Tables: Ensure appropriate indexing of database tables for faster query execution.

6. Use PHP Optimization Techniques

For sites using PHP-based CMS (e.g., WordPress, Joomla), PHP optimization is vital:

Upgrade PHP Version: Use the latest stable version of PHP for better speed and security.
Enable OPcache: Caching compiled PHP code can significantly reduce load times.

7. Implement Image Optimization

Large image files can drastically slow down a website. Optimize your images using these techniques:

Compression: Use tools like TinyPNG or ImageOptim to compress images without losing quality.
Responsive Images: Serve appropriately sized images for different screen sizes.
Next-Gen Formats: Consider using modern image formats like WebP for better compression.

8. Minimize CSS, JavaScript, and HTML

Reducing the size of code files speeds up website rendering:

Minification: Use tools or plugins to remove unnecessary characters, spaces, and comments from code files.
Combine Files: Consolidate multiple CSS or JavaScript files into a single file to reduce HTTP requests.
Asynchronous Loading: Load JavaScript asynchronously or defer loading to ensure faster page rendering.

9. Enable HTTP/2

HTTP/2 improves performance by allowing multiple requests to be sent at the same time over a single connection. Most modern servers and browsers support HTTP/2. If you’re using an SSL certificate (recommended for security), you can enable this feature through your web server.

10. Monitor and Optimize Server Resource Usage

Use a Monitoring Tool: Tools like Netdata and Munin provide real-time monitoring of CPU, memory, and disk usage, helping you identify resource bottlenecks.
Limit Resource-Intensive Processes: Identify and limit scripts or processes consuming too many resources.
Restart Services Periodically: Restarting services like Apache or Nginx regularly can help free up memory and improve performance.

11. Utilize a Robust Firewall and Security Measures

Server security plays a role in performance by minimizing the risk of slowdowns caused by attacks:

Install a Firewall: Use tools like CSF (ConfigServer Security & Firewall) or IPTables to block malicious traffic.
DDoS Protection: Protect your VPS against DDoS attacks by using anti-DDoS solutions offered by your hosting provider or third-party services.

12. Choose Hosteons.com for Optimized VPS Hosting

At Hosteons, we provide optimized VPS hosting solutions tailored to deliver superior performance:

State-of-the-Art Hardware: Fast NVMe SSDs, high-performance Intel Xeon and Ryzen servers.
Free Backups and Snapshots: Ensure data security with free backup solutions.
Multiple Global Locations: Deliver content faster with servers located in Los Angeles, New York, Paris, Frankfurt, and more.
24/7 Customer Support: Get expert assistance any time you need it.

Conclusion

Optimizing your website on a VPS hosting solution from Hosteons.com allows you to maximize performance, improve user experience, and achieve better SEO rankings. By following the steps outlined above, you can fine-tune your server environment for peak efficiency and speed.

Ready to experience unparalleled VPS performance? Explore our hosting plans at Hosteons.com today!

Google Chrome Update 68 SSL Warning of Secure and Non-Secure Websites – Get Free SSL Installation with Hosteons.com

hosteons July 9, 2018 July 9, 2018 Leave a Comment

Google will be updating their browser Chrome to version 68 this July, once this browser update is released if your website does not have a SSL Certificate your website will show as non-secure website to all the visitors using Chrome Browser 68 which can lead to loss of trust and good will for your website, does not matter whether it’s a wordpress blog or an e-commerce portal, if you don’t have SSL enabled in your website you are going to loose a lot of visitors and your bounce rate will also increase and eventually your website will even start loosing ranking in Google and various search engines.

We at Hosteons.com are offering free SSL certificate along with installation of SSL certificate with all our web hosting packages, you can enable SSL directly from your cPanel account or just submit a ticket to do it for you. So switch your website to hostEONS.com before it’s too late. We have all kind of web hosting packages starting at just $1 to unlimited web hosting packages. All our Web hosting packages comes with following features:

cPanel
Softaculous (one click script installer for scripts like wordpress, forum software etc…)
Free SSL Certificate
Free IPv6 along with standard IPv4, so that your site is future proof
Instant activation
Mysql Database
Multiple PHP Version available
POP3 and IMAP email access
Webmail
Many more features

You can order it from https://hosteons.com/web_hosting.php

For any queries please submit a support ticket from https://my.hosteons.com

How to install WordPress in your cPanel Web Hosting from Hosteons

hosteons June 8, 2018 May 27, 2018 Leave a Comment

Here is a short video tutorial showing how easy it is to install WordPress in your cpanel web hosting service with hosteons.com