Cloud Specs Web Host Monitor, a web hosting performance monitoring portal with monthly updates

About Cloud Spectator

On 8th Sep 2014, Cloud Specs Web Host Monitor, a web hosting performance monitoring portal with monthly updates, was released by Cloud Spectator. This leading technology organization aims at performance metrics and analysis. It is a cloud analyst agency that has emphasized the performance of the cloud infrastructure as a service (IAAS). For a long, more than 20 prominent providers of IAAS across the world have been actively monitored by the company and their VM performance, which comprises RAM, CPU, disk, workloads, internal network and other important things with their prices, are compared to bring transparency in the cloud market. The cloud providers can understand their market position with the company’s assistance, and they also help them make the correct decision in choosing the right cloud providers. The total cost of ownership can be reduced. The organization was established in 2011 and is situated in Boston, MA.

Cloud Specs™, Web Host Monitor, enables consumers to?

As there are so many web hosts available in the market, it is a challenge for a consumer to select the web host which offers performance intelligence in a limited quantity. Cloud specs Web host monitor enables consumers to track the response time and uptime of various web hosting companies to make the correct and sound purchase decision. Twenty-four Windows, Linux, and Managed WordPress hosting companies are currently tracked across several web hosting companies; the number is eighteen. As the awareness increases, there is a chance that the number of included companies and offerings will also increase.

Which web hosting company commissioned Cloud Spectator to build the portal?

Go Daddy, a web hosting company, commissioned Cloud Spectator to build the portal to clarify the web hosting industry. Jeff King, Vice President of Go Daddy, states, “”Cloud Spectator reporting provides an open view into the cloud infrastructure space. Go Daddy wanted to bring the same level of transparency to traditional Web hosting.””

Cloud Spectator used software from Pingdom.

Cloud Spectator used software from Pingdom to keep up and maintain objectivity. Pingdom offers services to measure the website’s performance and emphasises its methodology to measure response time and uptime. Pingdom stated: “With more than 500,000 users worldwide, Pingdom is dedicated to making the web faster and more reliable. And with our uptime monitoring, this is a great opportunity to do just that.” In this statement, the company is promising their clients that they are very dedicated towards their job, as they measure the performance of the web every time, so whenever it goes down, they immediately take steps to improve its performance and make it more trustworthy and fast. They offer excellent monitoring services by which they measure the websites’ performance, and if it is slow, they improve the same and make them more reliable. With this, all the test websites are set up precisely in the same way by the Cloud Spectator and without any content from the third party.

All or any web hosting provider is invited by the Cloud Spectator so that they may participate in the Cloud Specs Web host monitor. Kenny Li, Chief Executive Officer of Cloud Spectator, said, “We want as many web hosts as possible so that we can provide buyers with a robust data set to help them make the best decision.”” He also mentioned, “The more providers that sign on, the more value we can deliver to users and make this a collective effort to provide data that matters.”

To make it precise, web hosting providers who want to participate in the portal are encouraged by the Cloud Spectator.