All three are in the same two rooms, on the same nightly copy.
Softaculous, past two hundred and sixty scripts. Fantastico De Luxe is still on the older machines and is not being removed from them.
Every night, kept thirty days. Restores are done by a person, on request, the same day.
suPHP runs your code as you and nobody else. mod_security sits in front with a rule set we did not write and have not read all of.
We run your DNS beside your old host's until you are satisfied, and copy the database twice.
Read off them on 4 December.
From each company's published material, October.
| SlopHost | Zerigo | Standing Cloud | PHP Fog | Orchestra.io | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you log into | cPanel 11.30, x3 | An API | A dashboard | A dashboard | A dashboard |
| Takes a folder of files over FTP | Yes | No | No | Push, not upload | Push, not upload |
| On somebody else's cloud | No. Two rooms | Partly | Yes, and it is yours | Yes | Yes |
| Describes itself as a platform | No. A host | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Nothing in the other four columns is a criticism. Our customer showcase is not published: every version of it we built went out of date faster than we could screenshot it.
A cloud in Virginia had a Thursday. We spent the following week being asked where ours is. It is two rooms and a van.
HP discontinued webOS on 18 August and the TouchPad was being queued for at ninety-nine dollars days later. Two accounts opened that month are pages meant to be read on it.
A certificate authority in the Netherlands stopped being one, and the browsers removed it faster than anybody could reissue. Nothing here was signed by it, which was luck.
World IPv6 Day. Every address here answered on IPv6 for twenty-four hours, which was the arrangement. AAAA records are available on request for anyone who wants to keep them.
Applications for the winter batch closed in October, and the accounts opened that fortnight want the same three things: Rails 3.1, a database, and a domain pointed at it before a Tuesday. Netflix gave its disc business a separate name in September and took the name back twenty-three days later. Two of the pages set up here that month exist to explain a rename, and a rename does not require you to move anything.
The mail is answered by the people who run the machines, in writing, in the order it arrives.
Copyright 1996–2011 SlopHost. SSAE 16 replaced SAS 70 in June and went onto the list above. SAS 70 is still on it because it was true at the time.
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Bitcoin accepted.
Our network was reachable 99.99% of the time last year.
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