Atlantic.Net Adds Cloud Computing API (March 7, 2011) - Users gain efficiency, automation and flexibility.
Atlantic.Net, a hosting solutions provider, recently announced that it has released a free application programming interface (API) for its world-class cloud computing platform, allowing customers to more efficiently utilize its robust functionality. The company claims that tasks such as provisioning new servers, deleting existing servers, and turning power on and off can now be handled with a few lines of code, rather than having to access a web interface.
According to it, cPanel/WHM is designed with multiple administrative levels, offering different user interfaces for administrators, resellers, and end users, as well as email-based interfaces. These multiple levels provide security, ease of use, and flexibility for everyone, from server administrators to email account users.
The company mentions that cloud computing has revolutionized the way businesses address their server and computing needs, eliminating the time and expense formerly associated with server management and provisioning. The cloud API is just the latest way the company is adding value to its hosting solutions. It is offering a free trial credit of $15 for new customers who commit to trying out its cloud computing suite by March 31. The free trial, including free setup with no contract or commitment, is available at http://www.atlantic.net/cloud.
"Our RESTful API provides developers, system administrators, and resellers the freedom to control and automate their Atlantic.Net cloud services via the programming language of their choice," said Josh Simon, Director of Data Center Services for Atlantic.Net. "Combined with our easy-to-use point-and-click web-based cloud portal, users of any technical ability can now efficiently manage their cloud resource in the way that's most comfortable and useful for them."
Atlantic.Net Partners with cPanel (January 28, 2011) - Company enhances cloud computing offerings through partnership with cPanel.
Atlantic.Net, a hosting solutions provider, yesterday announced that it has enhanced its cloud computing offerings by teaming up with cPanel, a hosting automation software provider. The company says that as a result of this partnership, cPanel/WHM is now available on its cloud computing and hosting platform, complementing its existing cloud server offerings and resulting in an efficient, powerful combination that makes web hosting and managing individual servers easy.
It mentions that cPanel/WHM is designed with multiple administrative levels, offering different user interfaces for administrators, resellers, and end users, as well as email-based interfaces. These multiple levels provide security, ease of use, and flexibility for everyone, from server administrators to email account users.
The company explains that speed is another result of this partnership. cPanel/WHM combined with its hosting service enables users to turn up cPanel/WHM-ready servers in seconds, as opposed to the 60-90 minutes required for self-installation on onsite physical or offsite dedicated servers. By offering cPanel/WHM, it is providing an efficient, cost-effective product that will help businesses manage their web hosting and cloud computing needs. A free trial, including free setup with no contract or commitment, is available at http://www.atlantic.net/cloud.
"We're excited to continue to expand our cloud computing offerings," said Josh Simon, Director of Data Center Services for Atlantic.Net. "Combining our cloud servers with cPanel/WHM truly simplifies the management of standalone servers, allowing web hosting resellers and webmasters across the globe to focus more time on their core business and less time managing their infrastructure."
"We recognize this is a great opportunity to work with an established and savvy technology company like Atlantic.Net," said Aaron Phillips, Vice President of Operations at cPanel. "cPanel/WHM has gained major market share on cloud computing platforms because of its speed, ease of deployment and security options. We look forward to delivering web hosting automation to Atlantic.Net's cloud computing platform."
Atlantic.Net Launches Atlantic.Net Cloud Servers (December 17, 2010) - Company launches industrial-grade, scalable, secure and robust cloud computing platform.
Atlantic.Net, a hosting solutions provider, yesterday announced the launch of 'Atlantic.Net Cloud Servers,' an industrial-grade, scalable, secure and robust cloud computing platform.
According to the company, it offers several variations of its cloud product, including public cloud for self-serve provisioning, private cloud for individual companies, and hybrid solutions, mixing cloud with an array of the latest web technologies. Cloud servers put an end to constant upgrade cycles and reduce capital expenditures for corporations, allowing computing resources to scale up and down with demand. Its cloud servers enable organizations of all sizes to build, test, and deploy Windows or Linux servers instantly and enjoy the benefits of pay-as-you-go billing, free set-up, no contracts, and no commitments.
It claims that its cloud servers provision instantly, provide fast disk performance, bill by the second versus monthly or hourly and can be customized to the specific needs of clients. In addition, its core cloud computing infrastructure operates at 40 gigabits per second, between four and 400 times faster than competing products. The company adds that for a limited time, it is offering a free trial of its public cloud platform to show organizations the benefits of moving to the cloud - savings, simplicity, flexibility, security, speed and live expert support 24x7x365!
"With over 16 years of industry experience, we optimized our cloud computing platform to deliver the best experience with today's hottest applications on the web," said Marty Puranik, Founder, President, and CEO of Atlantic.Net.
Josh Simon, Director of Data Center Services, stated, "Our product development team worked tirelessly to deliver a unique, robust, one-of-a-kind solution tuned for web applications. We studied what was available and decided to make the leap to the next generation of computing technology. From the ground up, our cloud platform implements many innovative features not available in any other platform. We addressed storage, computing capacity, provisioning, and even billing in a whole new way. The resulting computing experience is totally different and more secure than anything that's been available." "Our platform is designed to surpass all of the hype and uncertainty and clear up the confusion surrounding cloud computing," added Simon.
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