Shared hosting is the ideal solution for smaller sites that don't need a lot of bandwidth. At Level27, we allow you to choose your own shared hosting package with the combination of components you need – nothing more, nothing less. This option is also cheaper and easier!
Shared hosting is hosting in its purest form. You share a web server with other websites and applications, which is perfect for smaller sites.
Level27 ensures that all websites and applications on a single web server stay online. Other guarantees with shared hosting by Level27:
Set up your shared hosting package today in our control panel. Create an account and get started on your package today!
You won’t find any one-size-fits-all hosting solutions with us. These simply aren't interesting to our clients. Level27 will help you set up your own application based on the components you need.
By using our latest control panel, managing your own website is simple and user-friendly. You can easily manage and monitor your website and your individual components.
This concept is unique, as the control panel grows with you! All of our hosting products can be managed within this panel. As you grow and develop, you can do everything in one environment – including transitioning to managed servers or managed clusters!
Shared hosting is the ideal solution for the following activities:
The short answer is SFTP. That’s right, we no longer use the outdated FTP protocol. Read this article for more information.
For larger projects we recommend a structured approach that uses a version control system like Git to automatically publish the latest version of your project. This is known as deployment. We would be happy to help you with this solution!
Caching is the process of storing frequently entered information in an easily accessible location. This can be done at different levels. The first and most obvious level is the website or application itself. Lengthy task data can be stored in a temporary and quick-to-access memory. Examples of caching techniques are W3 Total Cache, Memcache and Redis.
You can also cache entire pages using an HTTP accelerator such as Varnish.
Read this article for valuable information about caching methods.
The first step is to register your domain name, which you can do on our domain name page. The next step is to create an application in our control panel and then add the domain to the application. That's it!
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