Web Hosting Provider ServePath Announces New Offerings

HostReview.com
Wednesday, November 29, 2006; 03:47 AM

Web hosting provider ServePath has announced its new High Availability Server Network offerings. These customized network solutions give companies with mission-critical web applications the opportunity to have a highly available server hosting environment built to meet their needs at an affordable cost.

“ServePath’s new High Availability Server Network offerings set us apart from the pack,” said John Keagy, president, ServePath. “No other hosting provider can offer a highly customized package at such a reasonable price point. We have the staff and systems in place to provide this advanced level of service. ServePath doesn’t believe in selling prepackaged solutions, which is why we specialize in providing such a high degree of customization.”

ServePath’s High Availability Server Network offerings leverage the company’s dedicated server products and sophisticated network architecture, enabling them to be available at a lower cost yet individually customized. Featuring rapid setup by a specialized staff, ServePath can provide two or more servers with load balancing and many managed services not offered by competitors, such as Gigabit Port Upgrades and Storage Area Network (SAN) connections. Each network configuration is built to exact customer specifications, with a variety of hardware and OS options. ServePath takes care of the infrastructure management so customers can focus on managing their applications.

ServePath’s dedicated hosting solutions, High Availability Server Network solutions, and managed services are immediately available. For more information, please contact ServePath at www.ServePath.com or call 1-866-321-7284.

ServePath is a leading dedicated server and managed hosting specialist, providing custom services to businesses that need powerful Internet hosting platforms. ServePath also provides colocation services through its ColoServe division. The employee-owned company has been in business for five years, with offices and its own data center in San Francisco, one of the world’s top Internet centers.