(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Managed web hosting provider ServInt (www.servint.net) has introduced its new line of managed, enterprise-class dedicated servers that offer peak stability and reliability starting at $199 per month.
According to its announcement this week, ServInt’s new “Managed Enterprise Dedicated Servers” are ideally suited to established e-commerce sites, resellers and mid-size companies seeking high value, high redundancy and manageability.
“Our goal has always been to offer our customers the widest possible range of hosting solutions to fit every stage of their business growth,” ServInt founder and chief executive officer Reed Caldwell said in a statement.
The introduction of ServInt’s new dedicated servers are a perfect complement to the company’s virtual private server solutions. Caldwell noted, “While our SuperVPS hosting solutions are designed for dynamic web sites that need burst resources, our new dedicated servers offer the higher base power demanded by companies with consistently high resource requirements.”
Like its VPS offerings, however, the new solutions feature virtualization technology, enabling easier off-server backup. The virtualization layer enables better scalability by facilitating easy movement of server content from one hardware environment to another, with little downtime. The virtualization layer also facilitates increases redundancy, as it makes the dedicated server comparatively easy to rebuild in case of hardware failure.
While the virtualization layer uses Parallels Virtuozzo Containers as an engine, ServInt’s proprietary methodology for hosting and managing dynamic servers ensures the highest server density, performance and availability.
ServInt’s new Solo Express dedicated servers start at $199 per month and feature a 2.4 GHz Quad Core Xeon Processing, 4 GB of Memory, and 500 GB of usable Storage. ServInt’s new Solo Pro dedicated servers start at $289 per month, and Solo Enterprise dedicated servers start at $599 per month.
Today’s announcement demonstrates ServInt’s ability to stay ahead of rapidly changing market demands and meet the hosting requirements of any type of business. “As our customers evolve from entry-level hosting to enterprise hosting, they can easily move between these solutions to select the smartest option — without being committed to a specific service,” Caldwell said.
