Hosting
Hosting
Most applications are built on top of third party cloud computing infrastructure. Identifying the IP ranges used by hosting companies helps in recognizing potential threats. Cybersecurity teams can monitor and block suspicious traffic originating from known hosting networks, which are often used by attackers to launch DDoS attacks, host malicious content, or conduct other illicit activities.
Cloud Hosting
The Cloud Hosting information shown here is available in our Netify Data Feeds solution. The data is accessible via our IP API as well as downloadable datasets.
Cloud Hosting
Cloud hosting providers offer a range of services, including computing power, storage, databases, machine learning, and analytics. The top 20 or so providers are listed.
More Cloud Hosting
The following are also cloud hosting providers, but are less active in hosting mobile and web applications.
Specialty Hosting
Specialty hosting providers offer storage, media/video management, application deployment, search integration, and more.
AWS Global Accelerator |
Amazon S3 |
Apigee |
BytePlus |
Cloudflare Pages |
Cloudinary |
Cloudways |
Fly.io |
Google Hosted |
Heroku |
Render |
Total Uptime |
Vercel |
Yext |
Freedom Hosting
Freedom hosting providers are typically used by applications that require fewer constraints on, well... freedom. Human rights, personal privacy protection, VPNs, adult content, and sometimes just general shenanigans.
Website Hosting
Website hosting providers are primarily focused on providing easy-to-deploy websites. Domain names, e-mail addresses, and other business services are often included.
Bluehost |
DreamHost |
Flywheel Hosting |
GoDaddy |
HostGator |
Manitu Hosting |
Namecheap |
Netlify Hosting |
Newfold |
Pantheon |
Squarespace |
WP Engine |
Webflow |
Weebly |
Whois Hosting |
Wix |
WordPress |
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