Easy CGI's VPS customers get major no-cost increases in disk space and bandwidth to manage their virtual environments

HostReview.com
Monday, November 26, 2007; 09:01 AM

Easy CGI has significantly increased disk space and monthly bandwidth for its Virtual Private Server (VPS) customers – at no extra cost to existing customers. Disk space has increased by 30% to 67%, depending on the hosting plan, while bandwidth has increase from a minimum of 100% to nearly 170% for some plans.

“We’ve increased disk space and bandwidth to satisfy demand for customers who want powerful virtual environments – such as Web host resellers and application developers looking for a more exclusive hosting platform,” says Dan Richfield, President and C.E.O. of Easy CGI.

Easy CGI offers three levels of VPS hosting: Dedicated, Dedicated X2 and Dedicated X4. Disk space and monthly bandwidth for customers with Dedicated plans have risen from 15 GB and 250 GB, respectively, to 20 GB and 500 GB. The Dedicated X2 plan rises from 20 to 30 GB disk space and from 450 to 1,000 GB bandwidth. The Dedicated X4 plan rises dramatically, going from 30 to 50 GB disk space and from 750 to 2,000 GB bandwidth.

Easy CGI's VPS plans are configured to provide a flexible hosting environment. That means users can install any application compatible with the Windows OS. Users have complete control over the configuration of their websites and can administer their entire virtual server with the Plesk 8.2 control panel or the Virtuozzo Control Panel.   

“Easy CGI has now been providing VPS hosting solutions for over a year and half," says Mr. Richfield. “Over that time, the operations of more and more of our shared hosting customers have been growing and requiring more dedicated platforms. By increasing the resources of our VPS plans, Easy CGI retains its reputation as a provider of top service offerings and excellent hosting experiences.”

The VPS hosting plans offered by Easy CGI are robust enough to provide the entertainment industry with servers capable of running such games as Counter Strike or Half Life, or they can be a practical solution for businesses by hosting multiple, large databases, Web files and emails.