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by Robby Russell.
Original Post: Rails Business Hosting Gets a Holiday
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We’ve finally let the cat out of the bag. We’ve been testing out things for the past few months and a public announcement is long over due. PLANET ARGON has just announced our new Rails Business Hosting packages, which start from as low as $75/month.
How does this service differ from our existing Rails hosting? Well, your accounts are placed on special island servers… and there are very few neighbors. Think about it. Standard shared hosting is like going downtown and there is traffic everywhere. Cars, street construction, help vampires… you know what I’m talking about. It works out for some people, but it can also be stressful for both you and your customers.
This is why PLANET ARGON has been working on a building better solution for those who are seeking a more relaxing and less noisy hosting environment. We’ve been hosting Rails applications for over a year and a few months… and we’re proud to have been one of the first providers in the community. Our team has learned much about Rails…heck, two of us are writing books on the subject and as a development firm who also has to deploy Rails applications for our clients, we know first hand the difficulties that are associated with deploying your application in a shared environment.
It’s probably safe for us to say, ”we’ve helped deploy more Rails apps than you have.” ;-)
Our new Rails Business Hosting plans aim to provide better performance, uptime, scaling options, security, and deployment support. This solution is perfect for those who are launching their new Rails applications but don’t have the budget to purchase their own servers or the technical knowhow to administer a VPS. Let us do it for you and hopefully this will let you get back to doing what you do best—managing your business and building the next iteration of your product.
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We’ve finally let the cat out of the bag. We’ve been testing out things for the past few months and a public announcement is long over due. 