Comments on: About http://www.stephenmccarron.com Founder, Owner & Managing Director of Hosting365.com Sat, 31 Oct 2009 04:59:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: eoinmurphy http://www.stephenmccarron.com/about-2/comment-page-1/#comment-728 eoinmurphy Sat, 31 Oct 2009 04:59:39 +0000 http://212.78.231.2/?page_id=60#comment-728 Thanks Stephen - If you could email me any further details (related to us wanted to hosting an array of clients websites) it would be most appreciated. I can be contacted on --- eoin(dot)murphy @ rocketmail(dot)com --- oh and a reference company would be appreciated; thanks Thanks Stephen – If you could email me any further details (related to us wanted to hosting an array of clients websites) it would be most appreciated. I can be contacted on — eoin(dot)murphy @ rocketmail(dot)com — oh and a reference company would be appreciated; thanks

]]> By: stephenmccarron http://www.stephenmccarron.com/about-2/comment-page-1/#comment-727 stephenmccarron Fri, 30 Oct 2009 14:58:18 +0000 http://212.78.231.2/?page_id=60#comment-727 Hi Eoin,<br><br>Can you email me directly and I can give you full details and some reference shared hosters that are on the cloud grid... Hi Eoin,

Can you email me directly and I can give you full details and some reference shared hosters that are on the cloud grid…

]]> By: Eoin http://www.stephenmccarron.com/about-2/comment-page-1/#comment-726 Eoin Fri, 30 Oct 2009 14:56:17 +0000 http://212.78.231.2/?page_id=60#comment-726 "There are some things, like very intensive databases, that are not ideal (yet) which should be resolved by VMware vSphere."<br><br>Can you provide more detail about this? the websites we provide to our customers use mysql. Are we saying cloud does not really support mysql and shared hosting setups?<br><br>"and do you have any references that have already made this move?"<br><br>Any reference companies (who provide shared hosting for their clients) we can contact for piece of mind? “There are some things, like very intensive databases, that are not ideal (yet) which should be resolved by VMware vSphere.”

Can you provide more detail about this? the websites we provide to our customers use mysql. Are we saying cloud does not really support mysql and shared hosting setups?

“and do you have any references that have already made this move?”

Any reference companies (who provide shared hosting for their clients) we can contact for piece of mind?

]]> By: stephenmccarron http://www.stephenmccarron.com/about-2/comment-page-1/#comment-725 stephenmccarron Thu, 29 Oct 2009 14:49:55 +0000 http://212.78.231.2/?page_id=60#comment-725 Hi Eoin,<br><br>The cloud is the way to go - the natural evolution of all infrastructure services in my humble opinion.<br><br>There are some things, like very intensive databases, that are not ideal (yet) which should be resolved by VMware vSphere.<br><br>The high availability, scalability (horizontal and vertical) the cloud gives, allows you to sleep at night :)<br><br>Stephen Hi Eoin,

The cloud is the way to go – the natural evolution of all infrastructure services in my humble opinion.

There are some things, like very intensive databases, that are not ideal (yet) which should be resolved by VMware vSphere.

The high availability, scalability (horizontal and vertical) the cloud gives, allows you to sleep at night :)

Stephen

]]> By: eoinmurphy http://www.stephenmccarron.com/about-2/comment-page-1/#comment-724 eoinmurphy Thu, 29 Oct 2009 03:11:57 +0000 http://212.78.231.2/?page_id=60#comment-724 Hi Stephen, <br><br>I've heard some very positive things about H365 (quality of service) and have been following the changes that you have made over the last few years, from being a #1 shared hosting provider (which later got sold) to now providing the latest hosting technologies within a brand spanking new cloud environment. (With so much happening I wonder if your feet ever touch the ground ;)<br><br>I would like to hear your thoughts on whether the CLOUD environment is a viable solutions to us webmasters who are supporting a growing client base (shared hosting). <br><br>You've come from a shared hosting environment (and understand the problems it can bring) but for those of us looking after their nieche of clients on a much smaller scale is a move from physical to the cloud the right way to go; and do you have any references that have already made this move?<br><br>I look forward to hearing from you. Hi Stephen,

I've heard some very positive things about H365 (quality of service) and have been following the changes that you have made over the last few years, from being a #1 shared hosting provider (which later got sold) to now providing the latest hosting technologies within a brand spanking new cloud environment. (With so much happening I wonder if your feet ever touch the ground ;)

I would like to hear your thoughts on whether the CLOUD environment is a viable solutions to us webmasters who are supporting a growing client base (shared hosting).

You've come from a shared hosting environment (and understand the problems it can bring) but for those of us looking after their nieche of clients on a much smaller scale is a move from physical to the cloud the right way to go; and do you have any references that have already made this move?

I look forward to hearing from you.

]]> By: Stephen McCarron http://www.stephenmccarron.com/about-2/comment-page-1/#comment-21 Stephen McCarron Sat, 15 Mar 2008 19:07:29 +0000 http://212.78.231.2/?page_id=60#comment-21 Hi Andrew, Delighted to, just drop me a note and we can grab a coffee at least! Hi Andrew,

Delighted to, just drop me a note and we can grab a coffee at least!

]]> By: Andrew Spottswood http://www.stephenmccarron.com/about-2/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Andrew Spottswood Sat, 15 Mar 2008 18:45:56 +0000 http://212.78.231.2/?page_id=60#comment-20 Greetings from across the pond in Memphis, Tennessee! I've followed your blog and the success of Hosting365. I was especially intrigued with your recent interview and view on SaaS/HaaS. masterIT is pioneering HaaS with a different spin that's been trade marked IT-as-a-Utility. I wanted to send you a quick note to introduce myself. In such a relatively young industry, at masterIT we value community (especially those who are doing well in the industry that we’re not directly competing with!) by sharing best practices. Next weekend I will be in Ireland on vacation with my wife. While I’m in the area, I’d love to come down and either grab lunch or come by your office to formally meet. Look forward to hearing back. Regards, Andrew Greetings from across the pond in Memphis, Tennessee!

I’ve followed your blog and the success of Hosting365. I was especially intrigued with your recent interview and view on SaaS/HaaS. masterIT is pioneering HaaS with a different spin that’s been trade marked IT-as-a-Utility.

I wanted to send you a quick note to introduce myself. In such a relatively young industry, at masterIT we value community (especially those who are doing well in the industry that we’re not directly competing with!) by sharing best practices. Next weekend I will be in Ireland on vacation with my wife. While I’m in the area, I’d love to come down and either grab lunch or come by your office to formally meet.

Look forward to hearing back.

Regards,
Andrew

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