Shared hosting
A practical fit for many business websites when workloads are predictable and resource needs are moderate.
SMALL BUSINESS WEB HOSTING
Shared hosting vs performance hosting: which fits the workload?
The right hosting class depends on traffic, application demands, growth and how much resource headroom the business needs.
PRACTICAL GUIDE
What to evaluate.
Performance hosting
Useful when applications, traffic or processing demand more headroom than a standard shared environment.
Traffic patterns
Plan for real peaks, campaigns and seasonal traffic rather than using monthly averages alone.
Application load
CMS plugins, databases, ecommerce and dynamic workloads can increase CPU and memory demand.
Operational margin
Leave room for growth so normal traffic increases do not force an immediate migration.
Measure before upgrading
Use actual performance symptoms and workload data to justify a higher tier instead of upgrading blindly.