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Archive | 2011

Migrating a web hosting service between a one box per client architecture and a multiple box per client architecture

Hari Ravichandran; Mark Moseley; Scott Lovell


Archive | 2011

Unaffiliated web domain hosting service based on shared data structure

Hari Ravichandran; Mark Moseley; Scott Lovell; Brian Brock


Archive | 2013

Migrating a web hosting service via a virtual network from one architecture to another

Hari Ravichandran; Mark Moseley; Scott Lovell


Archive | 2011

MIGRATING A WEB HOSTING SERVICE BETWEEN A ONE BOX PER MULTIPLE CLIENT ARCHITECTURE AND A CLOUD OR GRID COMPUTING ARCHITECTURE WITH MANY BOXES FOR MANY CLIENTS

Hari Ravichandran; Mark Moseley; Scott Lovell


Archive | 2011

Migrating a web hosting service between a dedicated environment for each client and a shared environment for multiple clients

Hari Ravichandran; Mark Moseley; Scott Lovell


Archive | 2011

Migrating a web hosting service between a one box per client architecture and a cloud computing architecture

Hari Ravichandran; Mark Moseley; Scott Lovell


Archive | 2011

MIGRATING A WEB HOSTING SERVICE FROM ONE ARCHITECTURE TO ANOTHER, WHERE AT LEAST ONE IS A COMMON SERVICE ARCHITECTURE

Hari Ravichandran; Mark Moseley; Scott Lovell


Archive | 2011

COMMON SERVICES WEB HOSTING ARCHITECTURE WITH MULTIPLE BRANDING

Hari Ravichandran; Mark Moseley; Scott Lovell; Ryan Toohil


Archive | 2011

Unaffiliated web domain hosting service based on common service pools architecture

Hari Ravichandran; Mark Moseley; Scott Lovell; Brian Brock


Archive | 2011

MIGRATING A WEB HOSTING SERVICE BETWEEN A VIRTUALIZED ENVIRONMENT AND A SHARED ENVIRONMENT FOR MULTIPLE CLIENTS

Hari Ravichandran; Mark Moseley; Scott Lovell

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