Web Accelerators

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A web accelerator is a software application which speeds up a site generally by caching content and providing it instead of the hosting server. Such programs could be used for both dynamic and static websites since there are various accelerators that can cache both static content and database calls and responses. The advantage of employing a web accelerator is that a given Internet site will perform substantially faster without employing more resources. Quite the opposite, this kind of a website will demand much less resources to work since the web accelerator will take care of most requests instead of the server. Unlike many firms which don't offer web accelerators with their plans or offer only one, we offer three different ones that will permit you to speed up your sites irrespective of their kind or content.

Web Accelerators in Hosting

If you host your websites inside a hosting account from our firm, you'll have three popular web accelerators to choose from if you'd like to improve the sites' functionality. Memcached is employed for database-driven sites and it caches the calls and requests between a website and its database, so it can minimize the load of such sites significantly. Varnish caches whole webpages the first time a site visitor opens them and provides them from there on if the same site visitor opens them again. It does that faster than the web server, so it could increase the loading speed of any website nearly 300%. Node.js is an object-oriented platform for real-time apps that works on the server and not within the visitor's web browser. It is employed for accommodation booking, chats and other applications where a lot of data should be processed in real time. The availability of these accelerators depends upon the hosting plan that you pick - they may come by default or as an upgrade. In each case, you will be able to include more instances or more memory for every one of them.