Server Hosting
06-25-2013, 04:44 AM
When someone access a website, download or upload something, watch a video on internet, there is a traffic of information incoming and outgoing between the PC and the web interface (or web application). These information are quantified with bytes (kilo-bytes, mega-bytes,...).
All these bytes needs a bridge to connect between the 2 entities. This bridge is called the Bandwidth.
A Bandwidth allows these bytes to travel between the 2 entities. But this bridge has limits. The accumulation of information could not exceed the bandwidth. If you have a traffic of 200Mbps (mega-bytes per second), the bandwidth must be equal or greater than the quantity of transmitted information. Otherwise, the connection will be interrupted.
Most Hosting providers (http://uk.wcloudhosting.com/web-hosting) will propose a limited Bandwidth. For example, they will propose 50GB of monthly bandwidth. That means that you cannot exceed a 50 giga-bytes of information incoming and outgoing from your server.
All these bytes needs a bridge to connect between the 2 entities. This bridge is called the Bandwidth.
A Bandwidth allows these bytes to travel between the 2 entities. But this bridge has limits. The accumulation of information could not exceed the bandwidth. If you have a traffic of 200Mbps (mega-bytes per second), the bandwidth must be equal or greater than the quantity of transmitted information. Otherwise, the connection will be interrupted.
Most Hosting providers (http://uk.wcloudhosting.com/web-hosting) will propose a limited Bandwidth. For example, they will propose 50GB of monthly bandwidth. That means that you cannot exceed a 50 giga-bytes of information incoming and outgoing from your server.