Yes. You will have the root access and total control of your own VPS server.

We use Solid-State-Drive (SSD) for all our Cloud Server Hosting Plans.

Yes. Virtualizor Control Panel provides you with a web console to access you Cloud Server. You can also reboot, shutdown, boot your Cloud Server from the client area.

Yes. You may upgrade your Cloud Server anytime should the need arise.

Free backup service is not provided. You may add on Managed Backup for Gego Cloud Server.

Once you purchase a Web hosting plan, Gego Cloud stores your site on one of our servers and assigns it a unique DNS. The DNS serves as the address that allows people around the world to find and view your website. This unique address is required in order for people to view your site.

By purchasing a website hosting package, you’re basically buying space on one of our servers. It’s similar to the space on a computer’s hard drive, but the server allows your website’s files to be accessed from anywhere.

We offer Linux web hosting. Which one you need depends on what you want to do with your site, like whether you want to create a shopping cart, blog or podcast with a specific Web application. If you’re not sure what you need, you can always have a live chat with Exabytes hosting support team. We’re here to help 24/7.

You can build your website in several different ways – from hand-coding with HTML to using a Weebly or other website builder program.

If you require a lot of functionality and versatility from your website, you’ll benefit from programs and applications that can help you build your site. Our Web hosting plans give you access to free, server-side applications that can be used to develop and customize your website, including popular Content Management System (CMS) applications like WordPress^® and Joomla!^®.

If you’ve built your website in a HTML editor, like Dreamweaver or Microsoft Expression Studio, you have to upload your website files via FTP (File Transfer Protocol). We have a built-in FTP File Manager that you can access in our Hosting Control Center.

However, if your files are larger than 20 MB, we recommend using the tool FileZilla, which works with Windows^®, Mac^®, and Linux^® operating systems, or another third-party FTP client.

Moving your website to Gego Cloud is a simple process. If you have access to your existing website files, you can upload them through our Hosting Control Center or via an FTP client. If you don’t have a current copy of your website, you should be able to request one from your current website hosting provider.

If you have any questions along the way, our 24/7 support team is here to assist you. We can help you determine the best method for transitioning your website to a Exabytes account.

Private Cloud is a single-tenant service, powered by VMware or any virtualization technology, where your compute or storage requirements are hosted either in one of our data centres or in your own Hosting Data Centre.

How does Private Cloud differ from public cloud?

Private Cloud provides you with dedicated infrastructure - the compute infrastructure is designed for the exclusive use of each customer, and provides the highest levels of separation and isolation from other customers.

This service differs from public cloud in that it also allows you to have more flexibility in the size of your VMs.

You can choose between two protection levels:

• Automated VM backup - providing protection in one data centre

• Site replication and failover - providing remote protection in a second data centre

Your data will be stored in our highly resilient, located at Klang valley and CyberJaya tier 3 data centres.

A core benefit of Private Cloud is that it can scale to meet the most demanding compute requirements.

You can access your VMs using:

• Remote access protocols (such as RDP/SSH) over a VPN or secure network

Owing to the dedicated, single-tenant nature of this service, no trials are available.

A hybrid cloud infrastructure is a cloud computing architecture that combines public cloud services, private cloud or third-party services, and on-premises services. The resulting IT environment provides a greater degree of flexibility to businesses because of their ability to switch between public and private clouds. That switching back and forth is determined in part by the computing needs of the business at any given moment and in part by cost-effectiveness.

In the hybrid cloud environment, data and applications are shared across the public and private cloud. Typically, businesses taking advantage of hybrid cloud computer start on a private cloud, flowing seamlessly to the public cloud when their work overflows the private cloud’s ability to handle it. This way, companies can use the public cloud’s computing power when needed, which still keeping their private data protected by an on-premises firewall.

Certain industries tend to gravitate toward the hybrid cloud because of the massive space requirements of their computing. Among these are finance, health care, law, and retail.

The noted motorcycle firm Ducati also recently switched to a hybrid cloud infrastructure to provide greater computing speed to its engineering and design departments. The switch to the hybrid cloud allowed Ducati to take advantage of a modernized data center without having to sink costs into on-premises infrastructure. The Ducati shift to the hybrid cloud allowed the firm to consolidate its data center, implement new disaster recovery protocols, and expand its research capabilities.

There’s no single defined structure for hybrid cloud architecture, which can combine public cloud services with private cloud infrastructure in a variety of ways. All hybrid clouds, though, share some elements in common.

When a business chooses the hybrid cloud, it shares its data across both the public and private cloud infrastructure. The IT needed to keep all this data in sync can be quite complex, requiring hybrid cloud management tools that work between the various cloud infrastructures via either private networks or the internet.

Technically, every hybrid cloud is a type of multicloud. However, the word “multicloud” is used to refer to the use of multiple public cloud environments to provide services. This contrasts with hybrid clouds, which always involve some combination of public and private clouds. Businesses often opt for multicloud use to avoid being tied to a single cloud service provider. In particular, those industries that deal with sensitive data, including the health care and finance industries, are likely to opt for a multicloud solution rather than relying on any single public cloud, for security reasons.

Where hybrid clouds allow the different components to work together seamlessly, multiclouds silo data in separate clouds. This siloing allows a far greater emphasis on data security, since the greatest risk to data privacy and security occurs during the transfer of data between clouds. Business that have no specific need to share apps or data across clouds often find the multicloud solution to be the right one for their needs. In fact, Gartner has predicted a 70% adoption of a multicloud strategy by U.S. businesses.

The hybrid cloud makes use of private clouds — so it’s important to know the difference between them. A private cloud refers to the cloud services that are proprietary to a single organization. Only that business has access to the private cloud, which is protected by a firewall and other security measures to ensure the desired privacy.

The major differences between the private and hybrid clouds are as follows:

• The private cloud typically relies on servers on the company’s premises; the hybrid cloud pairs these private servers with servers from the public cloud.

• Any organization with a private cloud must manage both the infrastructure and the services itself; with a hybrid cloud, the cloud services provider handles the public cloud side of services and infrastructure.

• No one can use private cloud services but the organization that owns the private cloud; with a hybrid cloud, anyone using the public cloud can use the services available there.

• The private cloud stores only the data of the organization involved; the data stored in the hybrid cloud exists in an environment shared with other tenants of the cloud.

The hybrid cloud is important because of the IT flexibility it provides to organizations, combined with the significant cost savings over the private cloud (which, of course, provides even greater flexibility but at a far higher cost).

With a hybrid cloud, an organization can enjoy the security, management, and integration of the public cloud, but with the added privacy and control of the private cloud where needed. The hybrid cloud thus becomes an extension of in-house data centers and services, but with a more affordable pay-per-use cost structure.

In addition, the hybrid cloud lets your IT team handle all your cloud services through a single portal. When your tech professional aren’t dealing with the inefficiency of cloud sprawl, they can focus their talents and time on the operations that matter most to your organization. They’re also able to respond more quickly and flexibly to augment your business’s tech needs when growth or new projects demand it.

The hybrid cloud is attractive to many businesses for several reasons:

• The hybrid cloud is highly versatile. The use of the hybrid cloud provides organizations with the opportunity to scale up to the public cloud to meet immediate IT demands while still retaining control of security and systems behind a private cloud firewall.

• The hybrid cloud allows control at a level not available with the public cloud. Because organizations can customize their private cloud portion of the hybrid cloud, they aren’t subject to the whims and capabilities of the public cloud. Your internal IT team can control critical operations and protect vital data without worrying about changes in the terms and conditions of your cloud services provider.

• The hybrid cloud helps you control costs. While using a hybrid cloud is generally more expensive than relying solely on the public cloud, it comes with significantly lower costs than implementation of a purely private cloud. It also helps you avoid the high costs often associated with data migration between public cloud providers, since you can retain your most vital data and applications within the private cloud.

• The hybrid cloud lets highly regulated industries satisfy government regulation.

• The hybrid cloud facilitates delivery of content globally. For the best customer experience, content is best delivered from locations nearest to the end user. The use of the public cloud enables that, letting organizations keep their customers and mobile employees happy while still enjoying the privacy and security of the private cloud.

While the hybrid cloud may be cost-effective for some companies, especially those with ample legacy private cloud infrastructure in place, it comes with hidden and unexpected costs. Making a smart decision about the use of the hybrid cloud depends on calculating its true cost by taking into consideration the following factors:

1. The costs of customization. Migrating applications from the private to the public cloud typically comes with customization requirements to allow that application to work with the hybrid cloud.

2. The costs of support personnel. Some companies may save money if their IT operations require fewer personnel due to use of the hybrid cloud.

3. The costs of data center infrastructure. Companies with existing private cloud infrastructure should crunch numbers carefully to determine whether moving to the hybrid cloud will reduce data center costs.

4. Data transfer costs. Every transfer of data from on-premises servers to the public cloud involves some costs. These can add up fast if you’re transferring a large amount of data or if your cloud services provider charges networking fees to move data around within the public cloud.

5. Storage costs. If you choose to store data on the public cloud rather than on your own servers, you should count the costs ahead of time. This is especially important if you expect to ramp up your need for storage in the future.

The hybrid cloud is one of several choices you have when setting up your company’s IT infrastructure. Understanding the true costs and the best uses of the hybrid cloud, as well as the benefits of the multicloud, can help your organization make smart decisions when it comes to designing your IT architecture.

Gego S3+ is object storage powered by NetApp, built to store and retrieve any amount of data from anywhere. It’s a simple storage service that offers industry leading durability, availability, performance, security, and virtually unlimited scalability at very low costs.

Gego S3+ provides a simple web service interface that you can use to store and retrieve any amount of data, at any time, from anywhere. Using this service, you can easily build applications that make use of cloud native storage. Since Gego S3+ is highly scalable and you only pay for what you use, you can start small and grow your application as you wish, with no compromise on performance or reliability.

Gego S3+ enables any developer to leverage Amazon’s own benefits of massive scale with no up-front investment or performance compromises. Developers are now free to innovate knowing that no matter how successful their businesses become, it will be inexpensive and simple to ensure their data is quickly accessible, always available, and secure.

You can store virtually any kind of data in any format.

The total volume of data and number of objects you can store are unlimited.

Gego S3+ currently only offers Standard for general-purpose storage of frequently accessed data.

Gego S3+ is a simple key-based object store. When you store data, you assign a unique object key that can later be used to retrieve the data. Keys can be any string, and they can be constructed to mimic hierarchical attributes. Alternatively, you can use S3 Object Tagging to organize your data across all of your S3 buckets and/or prefixes.

Gego S3+ provides a simple, standards-based REST web services interface that is designed to work with any Internet-development toolkit. The operations are intentionally made simple to make it easy to add new distribution protocols and functional layers.

Seeing a big burst of incoming internet requests that is too much to handle? Noticing your website barely move and seemingly stuck forever? Losing potential visitors and valuable clients due to numerous unexpected downtimes? A properly configured Load Balancing solution can let you specify a certain percentage of server requests to handle, with the flexibility to enable intelligent routing of more requests with high priorities to your more robust servers, or equally balance the traffic across all other servers.

Email services are business critical now more than ever. Without reliable email services, communications might be interrupted, orders might be lost, and business could fail. A dedicated server as a solution for your email proves to be a superb option when your organization has a large number of users. It gives optimal speed and power to all your users. Also, a dedicated server accommodates customizable email features that can lift your business productivity.

Database replication usually starts with a master/slave relationship between the original and the copies. The master logs the updates, which then ripples the updates through to the slaves. The slave outputs a message stating that it has received the update successfully, thus allowing the sending of subsequent updates. Database replication ensures business continuity. Its significance is that you can restore technology environment to an operational level within the shortest timeframe through database replication.

Visit our Database Solution page to know more about our Database Platforms.

The adoption of virtualization technology can cut energy cost by 80%, hardware cost by 50%, and storage space by 70%. The advanced features available from Virtualization technology enable 1 server to deliver complete functionalities of 15 servers or more. Virtualization promotes upmost flexibility. It allows you to provision multiple instances of operating systems to access separate hardware resources, thus creating a fault-tolerant clustered environment. Consolidating more work load on fewer servers helps you streamline your IT operations to maximize infrastructure efficiency. Fewer servers and related IT hardware means reduced power and cooling costs, and that translates to significant cost savings.

Any loss of IT infrastructures, and most importantly, business data, is a nightmare to business continuity. Ensuring continued operation and rapid recovery of the IT systems is of great significance for business survival.

Synchronization on Storage
Data replication is vital for disaster recovery. Keeping both the data and system replicated off-site, a high availability solution can accommodate continuous access to systems and data.

Data Center to Data Center
Bandwidth efficient disk-to-disk replication enables efficient, storage-optimized data transfer from data center to data center, integrating next generation technologies (deduplication, replication, continuous data protection) to improve reliability, recover more quickly, eliminate downtime and reduce operation costs.



Office to Data Center
Optimized for any sized business - small business to large enterprise - powered by disk at the core, our replication technology helps customers grow their data capacity cost-effectively and intelligently, including deduplication solutions from the remote office and branch office to the data center.

When you purchase a Dedicated Server, you are getting all of the IT resources that your company specifically requires and you do not share these resources with any other user or customer. You have the exclusive right for the data transfer, bandwidth and RAM. With all of these advantages, you can expect your hosting service to be highly reliable with top performance.

With a dedicated hosting, you have the flexibility to designate server resources, configuration, and management. You also have the ability to handle more traffic, transaction processing, or data storage while maintaining performance. Because the server belongs to you entirely, you dictate the system resources distribution and hardware configuration. On the other hand, shared hosting means you’re sharing server space with other websites and individuals. Its scalability feature is limited to assets such as disk storage space and database size and with shared hosting, performance cannot be customized at the machine level.

With root access you can potentially install any valid licensed software on your Dedicated Server. The entire dedicated server is totally controlled by your team.

Our servers, network and Data Centers are monitored by our own system admins both on-site and remotely 24/7/365 days a year.

However, software failure might not trigger any alerts and will require customer to inform us if there's any disconnection/downtime.

Our servers support an unlimited number of websites, parked domains and sub-domains. We do not impose any limitation as long as it doesn't exceed the server resources (CPU, RAM, Hard disk space).

Good news on this as we do not control the amount of data transfer per month! Instead, we allow you, to fully utilize the bandwidth according to the bandwidth speed given.

For example, if your package is 10Mbps, you can fully use 10Mbps without any data transfer limit.

Flexible storage space, ranging from standard 1U to full rack of 42U can be utilized for your deployment. For a standard 1U unit, you can install one piece of rack-mount equipment in this allocated 1U rack space. The sliding rails can lock in various extended positions to prevent the equipment from moving if extended out from the rack for service. This rack design permits easy server installation and removal. A KVM switch is used to share a single keyboard/video/mouse set amongst many different servers.

You bring in your favorite rack-mount server, regardless of brand and we will provide you the top class facility for it to shine. We are the fore-front runner in preparing our rack enclosure with strict adherence to all industry standards. Thus, your server will fit perfectly to the designated rack like it is a perfect fit.

The 1st level support will be included in the Co-Location package as we perform basic server monitoring and handling such as checking the output from the server screen, pressing on/off switch to reset the Server, and swapping a faulty cable. Optional Server Management service is available to provide you with a comprehensive list of service options. In addition, the email ticketing system and online knowledge portal are always available if you have any questions. Our professional support team is always on standby to attend to your queries at any time.

We will help you achieve your business growth by providing excellent business infrastructure. With around the clock power access, monitoring, and workforce efficiency, you can focus on your business while we handle the rest. On top of that, we ensure the highest protection for your servers. Our Progenet Data Centre is PCI DSS and ISO 270001 certified.

The biggest advantage of co-locating is that you do not require dedicated support standing by 24x7x365 just to monitor your server. Instead, our Network Operations Team is on standby all day, every day. You can also benefit from the security that co-locating provides your business as data are kept privately at our Data Centre with proper audited accessibility, resulting lower risk of data theft and tempering. You also do not have to invest in purchasing DC equipment and infrastructure to enjoy our state-of-the-art Data Centre. We have in place a powerful Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) System to ensure that you have longer server lifetime.

Specifically at our CJ1 Cyberjaya Data Centre, we have 2MW Generator set with N+1 Setup with runtime capacity at full load of 48 Hours to power up in case of any power outage.

Visits to IPServerOne's facility must be scheduled at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to the visit. Should the customer need emergency access to their server computer, they must contact IPServerOne technical support and request access at least fifteen (15) minutes prior to the emergency visit. The customer shall pay any/all related charges (such as security pass, property pass, time and assistance provided by IPServerOne, etc.). Also, customer shall submit a photo ID for IPServerOne's records prior to the initial visit to data centre facility. Customer who owns a Dedicated Server is not allowed to visit data centre unless there is a strong valid reason.

You can always request access to data centre for troubleshooting and configuration. At the same time, you can setup remote access from your server to perform configuration off-site. However, if you require assistance on a task, such as server reboot or plug/unplug cable, you can consider purchasing our Smart Hand Service.

Gego Clustered Hosting means server hosting on 2 or more servers therefore increasing reliability and performance.

The clustered environment is the concept of spreading a server’s workload across numerous servers. In a production environment, you can use both vertical and horizontal clustering. Vertical clustering should be used in the production environment to utilize the resources of a multi-processor system entirely.

Additionally, horizontal cloning should be used to enable upward scaling. Horizontal clones should be located in multiple locations to maximize security and protect against natural disasters or site outages.

• Better quality resources – Because the hosting account is powered by the hardware and bandwidth resources of an entire cluster of web servers, clients get powerful processing resources.

• Higher data storage space – Multiple data servers connected via each front-end server allow for more data space whenever consumers require it.

• More secure data protection – Since back-end servers are connected to front-end servers in the cluster, the data stored in the client’s databases and directories are secure from malicious access.

It will take 7 – 21 working days depending on the hardware availability.

You will be given a Remote Desktop login for Windows Server and SSH login for Linux servers.

GegoCloud will take full responsibility and replace all faulty hardware (if any).