Choose a New Web Host

If a web host fails to provide much-needed expansion requirements or technical support to upgrade to one that can meet your growth needs, you must quit that host and transform to a new one.
Ensure you have accurate and updated copies of all content, databases, scripts, and clientele lists. Having a backup of all your data is essential before moving to a new host.
Select a new service similar to your old one regarding technology, the latest design software, and the host having the latest server versions. This will maximize site efficiency.
Check carefully the hosting service agreement about the new host.
Choose a dedicated environment that will offer more capacity for dealing with online customers and provide adequate bandwidth allowances.
Check out the benefits of an annual plan against a monthly one.
Find out if your new web hosts are reliable, honest, and competent. The people running the web hosting service must comprehend the technology thoroughly and keep abreast of new developments.
Check forums to see if the new host you have selected has good reviews and whether there are any valid complaints.
The host must ensure your site is up and running 24/7 for 365 days. The pages must load instantly.
Programming language: Is your site written using only plain HTML? Then, this item in the checklist is not essential. If it is written in ASP, PHP, Cold Fusion, Perl, Java or any other programming language, you need to check the hosting plan to see if it supports that particular language. If you’re unsure which programming language was used, ask your program. Cprogrammeequirements if you bought to know a script or use an open-suede one.
Web Server and Operating System: Some scripts need an Apache web server to run. Others need IIS running on a Windows server. Verify your script requirements or check with your programmer to see if you need to get Linux or Windows-based hosting and if it matters which web server it is.
Database: Does your website use a database? If so, then you need one. The hosting package may include a MySQL database, PostgreSQL, SQLServer, or Access. Again, verify your script requirements or check with your programmer to see which database you need. It is also lovely to have a utility to manage the database, so look in the hosting plan details to see if they offer a tool like phpMyAdmin. phpMyAdmin is a commonly used admin tool for MySQL databases.