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myhosting.com Updates Debian and CentOS Linux VPS Offering, Launches Ubuntu VPS

Toronto, ON (PRWEB) July 31, 2012

myhosting.com has re-launched its Virtuozzo based VPS plans to include updated versions of both CentOS and Debian Linux. Included in the update are all package offerings including the LAMP Developer and Linux Reseller product lines. Plesk Panel and cPanel based VPS offerings have also been updated.

In addition to these enhancements for existing service plans, myhosting.com has also launched new a new Ubuntu 12.04 LTS offering, adding Ubuntu VPS to its array of Linux and Windows based Virtual Private Server solutions. Despite being based on Debian, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS offers the advantage of an extended 5 year support cycle, guaranteeing patches and updates well into 2017.

“I’m pleased that we have been able to enhance our portfolio of Linux VPS Hosting solutions,” exclaimed Jeremy Adams, Product Manager at SoftCom Inc. “Our launch of CentOS 6 and Debian 6 gives our customers access to the latest and greatest Linux-based hosting solutions on the market. And we’re expecting that our new Ubuntu VPS solution will result in some good traction, based on Ubuntu’s popularity as a desktop Operating System.”

For more information on myhosting.com Linux VPS solutions, please visit http://myhosting.com/virtual-server-hosting/custom-vps.aspx

About myhosting.com

myhosting.com is owned and managed by SoftCom Inc., a privately held company headquartered in Toronto, Canada. Founded in 1997, SoftCom provides reliable and cost effective email and Web Hosting services to more than 10 million customers with support of 26 languages in 140 countries worldwide. The myhosting.com name and the logo are registered trademarks of SoftCom Inc.

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