Resource Isolation in Shared Hosting: Why One Account Should Not Affect the Rest
Shared hosting places many customer workloads on the same physical system, so predictable isolation is essential.
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Shared hosting places many customer workloads on the same physical system, so predictable isolation is essential.
The aim is to connect the technology with everyday operational decisions. Web applications frequently read code, sessions, caches, logs and database files.
Resource limits help keep shared hosting stable when one account begins consuming disproportionate capacity.
Website speed depends on much more than server power or available disk space.