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Hosting & Deployment

SoftTree Software Service offers reliable Hosting & Deployment solutions tailored to your needs. Our dedicated team ensures seamless integration and optimal performance, allowing you to focus on what matters most—rowing your business. With our robust infrastructure and exceptional support, we guarantee a-free experience from setup to deployment. Trust SoftTree to provide the stability and efficiency your applications deserve.

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Hosting:

  • Consider hosting as the actual space where your software resides on the internet. This can take the of a dedicated server, a cloud service, or a shared hosting setup.

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  • Hosting providers handle the essential hardware and infrastructure, ensuring that servers are functional and accessible.

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  • Types of hosting include: 

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  1. Cloud hosting: Leveraging cloud services such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), or Microsoft Azure.​

  2. Dedicated hosting: Leasing an entire server exclusively for your application.

  3. Shared hosting Coexisting on a server other websites or applications.

Deployment:

  • Deployment refers to the process of placing your application ( whether it consists of code, a database, or other files ) onto hosting servers. This typically includes several steps:

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  1. File Transfer: Moving your application code and associated files to the hosting environment.

  2. Configuration: Setting up the application on the server, which involves configuring databases, web servers, other necessary software.

  3. Testing: Ensuring the application operates correctly in the hosted setting. Deployment can be executed manually or through automation using tools like Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines.

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  • Common deployment strategies include: -

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  1. Basic Deployment: Updating all software instances at once.

  2. Rolling Deployment: Updating instances sequentially.

  3. Blue/Green Deployment: Running two versions of the software simultaneously for a smooth transition.

  4. Canary Deployment: Introducing the new version to a small group of users first.

  5. A/B Testing: Deploying different versions to separate user groups.

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