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• October 08, 2010
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  When Does Hosting Your Website in the Cloud Make Sense?

  Posted: October 8th, 2010, 5:27pm CDT by Larry Schoeneman

  In a normal hosting environment, you would be screwed. You would have to contact your hosting provider, provision new servers, configure them, get them online and get them integrated and communicating with each other via a load balancer or some other approach. This isn’t going to happen in 15 minutes.