This section explains the main terms you may encounter when using hosting services.
1. Hosting
A service that places website information on the internet and provides users access to it. We offer various types of hosting.
2. Domain
A unique address used to visit a website (for example, yourwebsite.com). A domain can be purchased separately from hosting.
3. SSL Certificate
A certificate that ensures website security and guarantees that users’ personal data is transmitted in encrypted form.
4. Bandwidth (Transfer Capacity)
Indicates the volume of data exchange between the server and users. Websites that require high traffic will have a greater need for bandwidth.
5. DNS (Domain Name System)
A system that maps domain names to IP addresses. For example, the **yourwebsite.com** domain is directed to the server’s IP address.
6. IspManager
A convenient and widely used control panel for managing websites. Using IspManager, you can configure files, domains, email, and other functions.
7. Backup (Backup Copy)
A copy stored to protect website data from loss or damage. We offer a service for creating backups on a regular basis.
8. CMS (Content Management System)
A platform designed to manage a website’s content. The most popular CMS systems include **WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal**.
9. Uptime
The server’s operating duration is expressed as a percentage. Hosting with 99.9% uptime indicates a high quality service.
10. FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
A protocol used to upload and manage files on a server.
11. DDoS Attack
A type of cyberattack that disrupts a server’s operation by occupying it with excessive requests. Our hosting services are provided with a DDoS protection system.
12. Nameserver
A server that ensures the connection between a domain and hosting. Each domain must be directed to a specific nameserver.
13. Cloud Hosting
A hosting type that provides services with distributed resources using cloud technologies. It ensures high speed and security.
14. API (Application Programming Interface)
An interface that enables data exchange and integration between applications. Through the API, you can connect to the server and use various services.
15. E-mail Hosting
A dedicated email service for business that allows you to create an email matching your domain name (for example, **info@yourwebsite.com**).
16. SSD Hosting
A faster and more reliable hosting type compared to traditional HDD servers; using SSD drives increases the speed of storing and transmitting data.
17. Root Access
A right that grants full administrative control on VPS or dedicated servers.
18. Bandwidth Limit
Data exchange limits provided in the hosting package. If the limit is exceeded, additional payment may be required.
19. Shared Hosting
A hosting type where multiple websites are hosted on a single server. This is one of the most affordable options and is suitable for small businesses and blogs.