At the core of Highly Available Shared Hosting (HASH) is a cloud-like architecture: virtual machines run on commodity servers managed with a CMP and the StorPool software-defined storage. Its highly available, scale-out model reduces support and maintenance needs while cutting capital and operational costs. Virtualization and the ultra-fast performance of StorPool improve server utilization, requiring fewer physical servers for a given base of shared hosting users, saving rack space, and lowering power and cooling demands.
HASH offers high redundancy with multiple switches, data copies, and automatic VM failover within the hyper-converged cluster in case of hardware failure. Websites migrate to HASH without software changes. VM operations, including storage and data management, can be orchestrated via CloudStack, OpenStack, OpenNebula, Proxmox, or another Cloud Management Platform (CMP).


