This project is a fully documented, standards-compliant website designed to explain the fundamentals of web hosting in a clear, organized format. Each page focuses on a specific hosting topic—domain names, SSL, shared/VPS/dedicated hosting, managed vs unmanaged hosting, and more.
- Introduces the website and outlines the categories covered in the project.
- A content-rich page discussing:
- What a domain name is
- The first domain ever registered
- Why domains exist
- Popular TLD extensions
- Where domains can be purchased
- Expected costs
- How DNS relates to domains
- Broken into three detailed subpages:
- Shared Hosting
- Explains how shared hosting divides server resources among many users. Includes use-cases, pros, cons, and example pricing.
- VPS Hosting
- Covers virtualized servers, performance improvements, user control levels, and common VPS pricing tiers.
- Dedicated Hosting
- Describes single-tenant server hosting with full hardware access, advantages/disadvantages, and real-world applications.
- Defines both service models, their differences, and scenarios where each type makes sense.
- Explains HTTPS, certificate types, encryption basics, and free certificate options including Let’s Encrypt.
- Compares three real hosting providers using two or more styled tables, focusing on:
- Monthly costs
- Features
- Performance
- SSL support
- Add-on services
- Links to each provider site
- Summarizes popular free hosting platforms, their limitations, advantages, and direct links for further research.
- Custom CSS layout
- Table styling with borders and spacing
- Navigation bar design
- Responsive columns
- Commented HTML and CSS files
- Image support with alt text
- Consistent color and typography theme
web-hosting-project/
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├── index.html
├── domain-names.html
├── shared-hosting.html
├── vps-hosting.html
├── dedicated-hosting.html
├── managed-vs-unmanaged.html
├── ssl.html
├── comparison.html
├── free-hosting.html
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├── css/
│ └── styles.css
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└── images/
This project is licensed under the MIT License, allowing modification, distribution, and reuse with the original copyright notice.