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Dedicated Windows Hosting - A Smart Consideration

Dedicated windows hosting involves the use of two things to host a website and everything that goes with it for your business. The first addresses server, the second the platform used for the software and protocols that make up the behind the scenes action for your webpage. These two things together create a powerful force that can provide you with everything you need to create a stable and functional website. There are two types of web hosting the first is shared. This is the most common. It basically involves sharing server space with dozens or even hundreds of other websites. The bandwidth, storage space and memory are all split between the companies using that particular server. For most companies this is more than enough. The second type of web hosting is dedicated. This means the server space, memory and bandwidth attached to the server are completely for a single businesses use. It usually comes with a dedicated IP address. These types of servers are expense but well worth it if...

Mobile Databse Design Consideration

Design consideration and goals Few aspects need to be considered in order to achieve the goals of designing the Mobile Database System or MDS. Performance need to be stabilized due to the mobility usage. The design of the MDS should be unobtrusive interface. The MDS is reliable to fulfill the high expectation of mobile users. Lastly the scalability of the MDS, these includes, everyone will synchronize at the same time. Merge replication, let database engines synchronize the local database that resides on the mobile device with a central database running on a server. Determine how the data will be imported or exported to the driving database on the server as part of the database strategy. Plan the synchronization strategy as part of the database design phase Mobile Database Design Mobile database design is base on eight steps. The particular steps will help the design goal of MDS will succeed. The Figure 1 below will show the flow of the eight mobile database design steps. 1. Mobile Pla...