September 1, 2010 – (HOSTSEARCH.COM) –
ServInt today announced it has completed the largest customer disk-space upgrade in its history, more than a month ahead of schedule. The free upgrade, which was expected to require 90 days to complete, instead was finished in only 58 days. As a result of the upgrade, most ServInt VPS hosting customers have seen their server disk space nearly double at no charge.
ServInt Founder and Chief Executive Officer Reed Caldwell praised the engineering team responsible for implementing the upgrade process. He noted that, in most cases, customers were unaware the upgrade was underway until their new storage resources came online.
“Disk-space upgrades that affect entire subscriber communities require an enormous amount of behind-the-scenes work that easily can impact site availability,” Caldwell said. “Our goal was to effect this massive system enhancement without negatively impacting a single one of our clients’ online businesses - even for a moment. Many thousands of customers later, I can announce we achieved that goal.”
This summer’s disk-space upgrade was the latest service enhancement provided for ServInt customers at no charge. ServInt frequently provides free resource upgrades to its existing customers, to ensure they have access to all the benefits and enhancements offered to new clients.
About ServInt
ServInt is a pioneering provider of high-reliability webhosting for business customers worldwide. Founded in Northern Virginia in 1995, ServInt was one of the first webhosting companies to offer a managed, dedicated server solution, and one of the original innovators in server virtualization - the cornerstone of today’s mainstream hosting technology. From its world-class data centers, ServInt now provides its scalable suite of Virtual Private Server (VPS) and Enterprise-level server options to thousands of customers in more than 60 countries. ServInt also uses multiple "green" methodologies to serve clearly defined sustainability goals, including reducing waste, boosting energy efficiency and offsetting its carbon footprint.
