What is Web Hosting?

Web hosting is the service that makes a website accessible on the Internet. In short, it means storing the files that make up a website (HTML, CSS, images, videos, etc.) on a server that is connected to the Internet 24/7.

🌐 What Does Web Hosting Do?

  • It stores your website's files securely.

  • Visitors can access these files when they type your domain name (for example www.examplesite.com).

  • It can provide email services, database management and more.

 

 

🧰 Types of Web Hosting

Hosting Type Description
Shared Hosting You share a server with other websites. It is affordable and ideal for small sites.
VPS (Virtual Private Server) A physical server is virtualized, offering more control and performance.
Dedicated Hosting The whole server is yours. Suitable for large sites and high traffic.
Cloud Hosting Files are stored on multiple servers. It offers a flexible and scalable structure.
WordPress Hosting A special type of hosting optimized for WordPress sites.
 

 

📦 What to Look for When Buying Hosting?

  • Speed and performance

  • Security measures

  • Backup service

  • Customer support

  • Price and resources (disk space, traffic limit, etc.)

If you like, we can help you choose the right type of hosting. What will your website be about?

 

 

 

 

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