Environmentally friendly hosting provider
GreenGeeks has announced the addition of scalable features to its web hosting platform. Established in 2007, GreenGeeks has headquarters in Agoura Hills, California, United States. The company offers ‘green’ cloud-based hosting services that are powered by renewable energy. It purchases wind energy credits to operate its services and puts three times the amount of energy its uses back into the US national grid. The new scalable features added to its platform impact available computing resources.
GreenGeeks new web hosting features enable customers to add and remove computing resources like CPU, RAM and I/O on an as needed basis. The ease and flexibility of the new feature means that customers no longer need to upgrade to a Virtual Private Server (VPS) account.
“The way hosting is being offered is changing,” explained GreenGeeks’ COO, Kaumil Patel. “Our scalable hosting feature will allow customers who need to scale and grow their online presence do seamlessly, without the complexities that come with a VPS. They will remain on the shared platform and enjoy the same support and management they’ve been used to”.
A recognized EPA Green Power Partner, GreenGeeks has customers in over 150 countries and its services include shared, reseller, VPS and dedicated hosting options with a particular focus on WordPress, Drupal, Joomla and other Open Source (OS) Content Management Solutions (CMSs).
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