Atomia is a big product; a whole suite of hosting and billing software that works together as a complete solution for selling hosting services. Sometimes our software platform can feel a bit like a friendly Frankenstein’s monster. He was also modular, and more than just the sum of his pieces. 😉
A checklist of our various features based on category can now be found at atomia.com/features.
Web hosting companies often work on an international scale. When doing research on hosting markets that you don’t already know inside and out, you need data sources, and we have collected a bunch of them in this post. We hope you’ll find them useful.
Single pane of glass is an expression that has been used in the IT industry to describe a system that basically gathers lots of different functions and information in one experience. In today’s world we already have to interact with an abundance of different systems, so as end users we tend to value having as few systems as possible to learn and work with.
OpenStack Mitaka arrived last week, the 13th release of the increasingly popular open source software for creating private and public clouds. Atomia uses OpenStack for our various cloud hosting features, such as VPS hosting, cloud storage, and what we call virtual data centers (where our customers can sell OpenStack tenants). That, and our billing system’s OpenStack integration is second to none.
This blog post will give you an overview of how Atomia’s software lets you automate billing, customer management and provisioning for OpenStack, turning it into a complete solution for selling cloud hosting. We will also list some of the other business benefits you get by using Atomia.
We are proud to announce that as of today, version 16.3 of the Atomia cloud hosting platform is publicly available. Using Atomia as your hosting software has never been a better choice.
This is the first of this year’s two major releases, and includes a ton of improvements and useful new features.
The hosting business is a moving target. To stay on the cutting edge and push forward, hosting companies need to keep evolving and adapting to what customers really want, offering products that appeal to a large number of people and businesses.
Atomia was created with this in mind, an adaptable hosting software platform that companies could truly benefit from in the long run. Every year we equip our customers with more ammunition for running successful hosting businesses.
WorldHostingDays Global (more commonly known just as WHD.global) is arguably the premier hosting industry event of the year, with thousands of hosting professionals from all around the world. We never miss it. If the trend holds, and we think it will, this year’s event will be bigger and better than ever before.
As usual, WHD.global takes place in Europa-Park in Rust, Germany. This year the event is set for March 15–17, and we’ll be there the whole time.
We get approached all the time by interesting third-party services that would like to integrate with the Atomia Cloud Hosting Platform. While we have a good number of integrations developed internally, we now have something new on the way: Atomia Atoms.
Every year a ton of gifts are sent out by businesses to their partners and customers in time for the Holidays. Collectively, they are spending millions of dollars on this. However, while gifts are nice, we decided last year that we’re not going to play this game. We donated the money to charity instead, in our case by supporting Doctors Without Borders.
Now we would like to urge other companies to do the same. Spend that big batch of gift money on a charity of your choice. It makes a difference.
