It is impossible, says French proverb, to overdo luxury. How true. Luxury has no limits and what is chic today will be cliché tomorrow. At least in the Internet world, where the Shared Hosting market is blooming like never before, courtesy young designers, developers, robust moneymakers who do not hesitate to flaunt they have got. They wouldn’t settle for anything but the crème de la crème. They want everything from the industry.

Studies from the news at NETCRAFT, reveals that in the January 2012 survey, they received responses from 582,716,657 sites, a growth of 4.9% or 27.2M sites on last month. Does every sector we analyze have the same surge story?

Hosting industry is on a stylish drive. Super specialty hosting plans are now combining with best of the 24 x 7 customer support and technical support. The focus of big hosting brands was developed countries of America and Europe till some five years ago when small developing countries began dreaming big. Now, with the demand of Hosting growing in most of the developing countries of Asia and Africa also, big names are tapping this segment, too.

Today, I have taken this research to find out who is best in the hosting industry, to assist my fellow hosting users to be selective while choosing the hosting. In this research, I’m going to find out the structure and organization of 6 top hosting industries, will find their base and various serious shortcomings that a hosting user must take into account before choosing it.

This research article of mine will be well cross-referenced and is therefore a more cohesive resource.

In this I have chosen 6 best hosting companies:

• GoDaddy
• CPWebHosting
• Hostgator
• JustHost
• BlueHost
• 1&1 Internet

Bandwidth is subject to availability on the server, it expressly reserves the right to review every Account for excessive space and bandwidth utilization, and to terminate or apply additional fees to those Accounts that exceed allowed levels. On shared servers, if one particular user is over utilizing the space or bandwidth on a server, then it is reviewed to ensure it is not affecting other users. Is the Bandwidth unlimited word is used for only marketing? It is best to review the Terms of Services, before hosting on it.  A big question comes, whether they have capped bandwidth or it can go to the higher limit of 100M.

Before going for Hosting, the users must check the companies where the limit on features is being imposed.

HTTP/2 is changing the definition of internet world. HTTP/2 allows more efficient utilization of network resources. Day by day web is getting faster. Big round applaud goes to HTTP/2. It provides a reduced perception of latency by header field compression and enables multiple simultaneous exchanges on the same connection.

Some More Words for HTTP/2

HTTP/2 is based on Google’s SPDY which is an open networking protocol developed at Google for transmitting web content. SPDY translates HTTP traffic with reduce web page load latency and improved web security. HTTP/2 makes the Web faster with cheaper requests via multiplexing messages simultaneously, header compression, and reducing server and network load.

What’s the difference?

HTTP/2 encompasses new ways of transmitting data between the web browser and server across internet. It uses same technologies of HTTP1.1 but it is more reliable and allows servers to acknowledge with more content. Browsers can ask for more data from one site and request data from several websites at a time. HTTP/2 speeds up the load process for single or multiple websites. It will allow webpages and browsers to get benefits of the increased bandwidth.

As compare to HTTP1.1 , new version load web pages quickly. Ultra modern web sites which have lots of graphic, text, images and data could load faster. This is beneficial for first time when website is loaded, but after caching on computer it won’t have any affect for subsequent event.

New protocol is also beneficial for mobile browsing. Allowing mobile browser to request more than one item at a same time which cut load times considerably.

HTTP/2 is designed to use fewer connections, so servers and networks will enjoy less load.

HTTP/2 allows the use of a single connection per host, and encourages sites to consolidate their content on one host where possible.

User’s Aspect

As user’s point of view there is no alteration except speed. Website address bar still shows but at back end it will automatically switch between HTTP1.1 and HTTP/2 as required. It doesn’t mean that HTTP/2 is providing new methods but it is using same library as HTTP/1 with some enhancement. These updates support for HTTP/2 without changing any application code.

Chrome users have been using SPDY protocols with Google services . SPDY transports HTTP traffic by reducing web page load latency and improve web security.

Cheaper Requests

HTTP/1 request has become more expensive which has given rise to techniques like inlining, concatenation and spiriting to decrease the no of requests on a page. But in HTTP/2, these methods shouldn’t be necessary because it already cut down marginal overhead of new requests.

HTTP/2 adds multiplexing technology to allow messages to be interleaved together at same time. One large response which take time to analyze will not block others. HTTP/2’s header compression don’t absorb bandwidth even request is very small.

A question arise for HTTPS

Banks, shops, email and other services will use same secure version of web that is HTTPS. The encryption of HTTP/2 will have same as HTTP1.1 does. It requires an enhanced version of transport layer security TLS1.2 which was standardized in 2008.

When it will publish

The HTTP/2 has been approved by the Internet Engineering task Force and will be published soon.

Developers of SPDY have been also involved in development of HTTP/2. Recently Google has announced final confirmation of HTTP/2 standard would be deprecated SPDY, and support for SPDY will be eliminated in coming year. It is likely that high profile websites like Google, Twitter, Facebook, WordPress and Yahoo will be implementing HTTP/2 in the near future. Chrome and Firefox are already encouraging HTTP/2 and Google is encouraging other browser vendors to have their support for this version.