Gearworx Launches Adobe ColdFusion Virtual Private Servers

November 11, 2008; 01:00 AM

FREMONT, Calif., November 11th, 2008 – Gearworx (http://www.gearworx.net) today launched its line of Adobe® ColdFusion® 8 enabled Virtual Private Servers (VPS), building on the company’s six-year experience in supporting and hosting intensive ColdFusion applications.

ColdFusion Virtual Private Servers, hosted on robust Dell™ PowerEdge™ 2900 series powered by Intel® Quad Core Xeon® hardware, are designed to offer developers with the tools and resources they need to run powerful and scalable applications for their clients. VPS plans start at just $60 per month for 50GB of storage space and 500GB of short-path data transfer.

“With more than eight years experience in Web hosting and six years specializing in ColdFusion, we are experts in creating world-class, affordable, and reliable Web hosting solutions,” said William Gregorian, CEO of Gearworx. “We built our ColdFusion VPS plans to compete aggressively on price and features and meet the requirements of businesses and individual developers.”

All ColdFusion VPS plans from Gearworx provide full privileges to the ColdFusion 8 administration interface so developers can make configuration changes as needed. Plans are hosted on the Windows 2003 Enterprise operating system, powered by Parallels Virtuozzo.

Gearworx’s network features a gigabit ethernet backbone, built on redundant routing architecture with hardware failover and the Cisco HSRP (Hot Spare Router Protocol). All server hardware is owned and operated by Gearworx, and not outsourced or leased from a third party.

To learn more about ColdFusion Virtual Private Servers from Gearworx, please visit http://gearworx.net/vps/coldfusion/.

For more information about Gearworx, please visit http://www.gearworx.net.

About Gearworx
Since 2000, Gearworx has provided managed and unmanaged hosting services for individuals and small businesses. Gearworx offers a variety of shared, private label, and VPS hosting solutions. It also offers merchant accounts, hosted mailing lists, and SSL certificates.