Question: What is the Preserver service?
Answer: Preserver is a professional shared web hosting service with a guaranteed maximum of resources. It is called Preserver because we recognize it as an intermediate step between a normal shared server and a dedicated server. A high-performance web server can handle up to 500 simultaneous requests. When it is provided on a shared basis, there are usually more than 500 hosting plans sharing those connections, since the traffic they generate does not require so much dedicated power, thus reducing maintenance costs. Preserver combines the philosophy of the shared server with the performance of the dedicated server.

 

Q: I don't quite understand what they mean by simultaneous requests, what are they referring to?

A: To clarify concepts, we refer you to the web hosting consumption control FAQs (FAQs Hosting Consumption Control), where they will explain how all these concepts work.

 

Q: Who is Preserver aimed at?
A: Preserver is aimed at websites that consume many more resources than those offered by a shared web hosting service, but do not yet require a dedicated server with much higher costs.

 

Q: What advantages do I get?
A: With the Preserver service, you get performance superior to that of a shared web hosting service, equivalent to that of a low-end dedicated server. All this with a cost reduction by sharing the infrastructure maintenance cost with other users.

 

Q: What happens if I don't want to upgrade my hosting plan?
A: It is likely that if your consumption continues to increase, your website will not be able to serve all the requests required of it and, as a result, it may not display correctly.

 

Q: If I want to upgrade my plan to Preserver, who should I talk to?

A: You can contact our commercial department, where they will be happy to assist you. Or, if you are not sure which product best fits your web hosting, you can consult our technical department and ask about upgrading to Preserver. You can contact our technical support to send us your questions.