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Is your server equipped to handle additional traffic? If not, you may want to consider looking at CloudLinux. CloudLinux is an operating system, specifically designed for web hosting providers and resellers to assist them in combating the "bad neighbor effect".
CloudLinux can save you money...CloudLinux will improve overall stability and allow you to increase customer density on existing servers, while simultaneously lowering overall support costs and improving the customer experience. |
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Regardless if you are a web hosting reseller or web hosting provider, a CloudLinux license is a must have. Ensuring that you have CloudLinux is much like purchasing an insurance policy, which in most cases will not be needed. However, on those rare cases that it is, it will be right next to you helping you prevent abuse.
 Lower Support CostsCloudLinux assists in lowering support costs by removing the ability of certain customers to overuse resources, thus making the overall server more stable and reliable. |
 Increase ProfitsWith the stability being managed by CloudLinux, you may now place more customers on the same server because of the resources that were freed up by CloudLinux from customers who were over using their allocation. |
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 CompatibilityCompatibility isn't a problem when it comes to CloudLinux, as CloudLinux is based on CentOS with just enhanced features, meaning that it will work on almost every major control panel such as Plesk, cPanel, DirectAdmin and others. |
 Reduce ChurnCloudLinux helps web hosting providers and resellers alike to reduce customer churn by improving overall server stability and in some cases even lowering prices due being able to place more customers on the very same hardware! |
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