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What is Virtual Machine Hosting Service
A virtual machine is only as efficient as the virtual environment in which it is hosted.
Virtual machine hosting, also known as Enterprise Cloud Hosting or Enterprise Virtualization Hosting, is a hosting service that allows organizations to host their applications and services in a virtualized environment.
You might have heard this often referred to as IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service). Each virtual server is isolated from the others, and each has its own operating system, memory, CPU, and storage space. This allows running multiple applications, websites, and mobile apps abstracted from the infrastructure of physical servers without having to worry about performance or security issues. Enterprise virtual machine hosting takes this technology to the next level by providing a scalable and secure environment for enterprise-level applications.
Benefits of virtual machine hosting services
Enterprise virtual machine hosting services have become increasingly popular in recent years and for a good reason. This technology offers a wide range of benefits to businesses of all sizes, including:
Savings
By using virtual machine hosting, your business can avoid the high costs associated with purchasing and maintaining physical hardware. Instead, you can simply rent the virtual machines you need from a hosting provider such as Exeo, paying only for the resources you use.
Performance
By isolating each virtual machine from the others, each VM has the resources it needs to perform at its best.
Security
By isolating each virtual machine from the others, risk of a security breach affecting multiple VMs is reduced.
Flexiblity
By leveraging the power of cloud computing, businesses can quickly and easily scale their computing resources up or down as needed without the need for significant investments in new hardware. This allows businesses to stay competitive and responsive to changing market conditions while also minimizing costs and reducing risk.
Scalability
Easily add or remove VMs as needed and get the scalability needed to grow the business.
Enterprise Hosting by EXEO
Services Included in our Cloud VM Hosting
Geographical Fault Tolerance
Each virtual machine is replicated across two distinct data centers 10 kilometers away.
DDOS IP Protection
We us global detectors and scrubbing centers that recognize and protect VMs from volumetric- and protocol-based DDoS attacks.
Managed Firewall
All VMs benefit from the layer 3/4 protection of a managed firewall and denial of service protection.
Bastion - Secure Access
Admin access to the VMs is done through a bastion service with optional session recording.
Services available as an option
Managed Service
Monitoring and administration of your workloads 24x7 by an expert team of CloudOps and SRE Engineers.
Managed Security
Prevent intrusions and malware and protect your workloads from malicious behaviour, managed 24x7.
Managed Backup
Protect the data in your VM with a fully managed and encrypted at source with client keys cloud to cloud backup service.
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EXEO SERVICES
Why is Exeo the best enterprise cloud VM hosting services provider?
Managed
All our virtual machines have a managed service option that includes 24x7 monitoring and administration.
Secure
All our virtual machines have a managed security service option that includes cybersecurity protection and 24x7 monitoring for detection of anomalies.
Sovereign
The virtual machines are hosted in our data center located in western Europe, in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Cost Effective
Our price per service is among the most cost-competitive of its category.
Data Center Locations
Production Site
Amsterdam, Haarlem,The Netherlands. 9x Carriers.
Redundant Site
Amsterdam, Schiphol-Rijk, The Netherlands. 20km away from production site. 9x Carriers.
Cloud VM Hosting Services FAQ
A virtual machine (VM) is a software program that creates a virtual computer within a physical computer. The VM has its own operating system, memory, CPU, and storage space, and it can run independently of the host computer. A virtual host is a physical computer that hosts multiple VMs. The virtual host provides the VMs with the resources they need to run, and it manages the VMs’ interactions with each other and with the physical hardware.
Virtual machine hosting works by dividing a single physical server into multiple virtual servers. Each virtual server is isolated from the others, and each has its own operating system, memory, CPU, and storage space. This allows businesses to run multiple applications and websites on a single server, without having to worry about performance or security issues.
VM hosting is a powerful tool that can help businesses save money, improve performance, improve security, improve flexibility, and improve scalability. Businesses can immediately start their applications by adopting VM rental instead of buying, installing and managing their own hardware and securely connecting them to the network.
There are many different types of virtual machine hosting available. Virtual machine vendors have their own advantages and disadvantages. Some of the most common types of virtual machine hosting include:
- Public cloud hosting: This is the most common type of virtual machine hosting. Public cloud VM hosting providers, such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP), offer a wide range of virtual machine instances to choose from, and they can be accessed from anywhere in the world.
- Private cloud hosting: This type of virtual machine hosting is hosted on a private network, and it is typically used by businesses that need to keep their data and applications secure.
- Hybrid cloud hosting: This type of virtual machine hosting combines public cloud and private cloud hosting. This allows businesses to get the best of both worlds, such as the scalability and flexibility of public cloud hosting, and the security and control of private cloud hosting.
- On-premises hosting: This type of virtual machine hosting is hosted on the business’s own premises. This gives businesses the most control over their data and applications, but it can also be more expensive than other types of virtual machine hosting.
The best VM hosting for a business will depend on its specific needs. Businesses that need to keep their data and applications secure should consider private cloud or hybrid cloud hosting. Businesses that need the scalability and flexibility of public cloud hosting can choose public cloud hosting. Businesses that want the most control over their data and applications can choose on-premises hosting.
Companies can implement backup and recovery solutions at the host level or the guest level. The host-level solution involves backing up the entire virtual machine host, including disk images and configuration files for all the VMs running on the host.
The guest-level solution involves backing up folders and files within each VM through a backup agent.
Scaling up is as easy as creating new virtual machines. To scale down, you can delete virtual machines or reduce the resources allocated to existing virtual machines.
In terms of flexibility, virtual machine hosting services make it possible to choose the operating systems and applications that the user wants to run on their virtual machines. It’s also possible to move virtual machines between different physical servers as needed.
Yes. In fact, our virtual machine hosting services today offer high-availability features. We achieve this by removing single points of failure and keeping the application running even if one or more components of the system fail. One common approach is to use a cluster of physical servers, we distribute this cluster over two physical locations in two different data centers.
