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JvmHost is one of the more unique hosting companies, as they decided to take a specific portion of the market, providing excellent java solutions. So if you are looking towards hosting your java application, and you want cheap, java-oriented solutions, feel free to choose JvmHost.

Pros

  • Java oriented hosting;
  • Powerful hardware;
  • Preinstalled software;
  • Weekly and monthly backups.

Cons

  • A lot of features have to be paid for;
  • Somewhat lengthy response time from support;
  • No uptime figure.

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John Cardona

I'm an expert in external communications, worked in hosting companies from the United States, Germany, and the Netherlands. In my free time, I Meditate and learn Chinese.

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