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Irvine, CA (PRWEB) January 5, 2006

Hosting.com has announced the acquisition of a 36,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art data center facility in Southern California. The facility is located in Irvine, Ca. and will offer managed colocation hosting solutions and provide additional redundancy to Hosting.com’s global customer base.

Hosting.com is headquartered in Louisville, Ky. and operates data centers in Louisville and Boston, Ma. The recent Irvine data center acquisition continues the company’s growth as an 8-year old proven and profitable industry leader. The company offers a suite of managed web hosting solutions around colocation, dedicated, Virtual Private Server (VPS), and Messaging products and services.

Darren King, President & CEO of Hosting.com, said today, “The acquisition of the Irvine data center is a tremendous opportunity for us to expand the Hosting.com brand in one of the strongest technology markets in the U.S. The emergence into the Southern California colocation market fits squarely into our growth strategy of providing managed hosting services around our complete product line to customers across the country.”

The Southern California data center also provides additional geographic diversity for all Hosting.com customers who rely on the managed web hosting company’s 100% Network Uptime Guarantee. Managing effective and efficient readiness in any situation, from hiccup to a disaster, is the #1 goal at Hosting.com.

Hosting.com plans to grow its west coast customer base through a broad brand awareness campaign for Southern California colocation. “We are confident that our experience and reputation in the web hosting industry, along with our comprehensive managed hosting solutions will help us strengthen our presence on the west coast,” said Jonathan Erwin, V.P. of Sales and Marketing for Hosting.com. “With our continued commitment to innovative industry firsts and a full suite of managed hosting options, Hosting.com offers an ideal solution for businesses of all sizes looking to outsource their web hosting operations.”

For more information about Hosting.com’s products and services in any of its three data center locations, call 1-800-446-7627.

About Hosting.com

Since 1996, Hosting.com, the First Name in Hosting, has provided award-winning managed hosting services to a global customer base demanding a high level of security, reliability and responsiveness. Hosting.com provides Microsoft Hosting, Linux Hosting, MacroMedia Hosting and Application Hosting, including Microsoft Exchange Hosting. Known for its personalized and proactive approach to service, Hosting.com employs teams of industry experts who monitor, maintain and enhance the web-based data interests of small, medium and enterprise businesses. Hosting.com is the first source for all web hosting needs: from standard configurations to highly customized solutions built with the help of an expansive network of trusted affiliates and technology partners. For more information, please visit www.hosting.com.

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Minneapolis, MN (PRWEB) March 9, 2009

Evolving Solutions (www.evolvingsol.com), a leading server virtualization and storage consolidation solution provider, is offering critical insight to companies who have either just implemented or are planning to implement server virtualization. Absorbing this insight ensures companies are both aware of mistakes that could be made when employing server virtualization and how best to avoid them.

“Data Center Leaders: Server Virtualization Best Practices With Dan Kusnetzky” posts a recent discussion between Kusnetzky and Judie Van Keulen, Evolving Solutions’ head blogger. In the interview, Van Keulen seeks to paint server virtualization in an accurate light to companies who may tend to view it as an out-of-the-box cure-all for every IT related business woe.

“Server virtualization, deservedly so, is gaining mainstream awareness in the business community as a component of viable IT strategy, particularly as it relates to data center cost avoidance,” states Van Keulen. “With this awareness, however, come misconceptions about what server virtualization can or cannot provide. The purpose of my discussion with Kusnetzky was to ensure our readers have the most accurate view of this powerful IT solution.”

Kusnetzky is a founding partner with the Kusnetzky Group and posts on virtualization related topics regularly to ZDNet’s Virtually Speaking. Having been involved with information technology since the late 1970s, Kusnetzky has long been on the forefront of new IT solutions. In his former role as vice president for IDC’s System Software, Kusnetzky was responsible for research and analysis on the worldwide market for operating environments and virtualization software.

“Whoa, big fella (or lovely lady in the case of a female executive), what is your overall plan to deploy virtualization technology and how does that fit into your overall IT plan?” Kusnetzky offered as an opening remark aimed at those companies who have just implemented server virtualization.

In response, Van Keulen asked Kusnetzky to highlight the mistakes he has witnessed companies making after implementing server virtualization.

Kusnetzky answered in kind:

“I’m often surprised that executives who have grabbed onto virtual machine technology as a panacea don’t have a clear understanding of the following:

    What applications and application components are running on what physical and/or virtual machines?
    How do these components relate to both the network and storage infrastructure?
    Who is responsible for managing each component, of the underlying physical machines, for the underlying network, for the underlying storage?
    Does the organization’s license management and support policies have a way to deal with easily copied virtual machines that could, in the end, be updated at different rates?
    Have failure scenarios been explored and plans been created to address what happens if a physical machine, a disk or a network router fail?

One clear message to remember is something Alan Lakein once said, ‘Failing to plan is planning to fail.’”

“The key insight offered by Kusnetzky is that server virtualization, as a solution, should fit into a company’s overall IT plan, rather than be the plan itself,” states Van Keulen. “While this insight was offered in regards to virtualization, it is insight that should be leveraged when implementing any new IT solution.”

Evolving Solutions’ complete interview with Kusnetzky Group founding partner and ZDNet blogger, Dan Kusnetzky, may be found on Evolving Solutions’ Evolving IT blog. http://www.evolvingsol.com/blog/2009/02/10/server-virtualization-best-practices/

About Evolving Solutions

Evolving Solutions architects and implements IT solutions that assist businesses in the utilization of technology to help achieve corporate goals. Specializing in server and storage virtualization, server and storage consolidation, Tivoli Storage Manager Software implementation, disaster recovery and business continuity planning and implementation; Evolving Solutions is an IBM 2008 Beacon Award Winner. For more information about Evolving Solutions, call 800-294-4362 or visit their website at www.evolvingsol.com.

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