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Connectria Cloud Computing Performance Ranked Second in North America in February

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Hosting company pegged fourth in the world for outstanding cloud performance.

Connectria Hosting, a global managed hosting provider, has announced that it was ranked second in the North American market and fourth globally in cloud computing performance (over a 30-day period view) as measured by the Global Provider View on CloudSleuth. The results were current as of February 23.

Sponsored by Compuware, the technology performance company, CloudSleuth is the industry’s only partner-driven cloud performance community that fosters a collaborative exchange of strategies, best practices and resources for deploying and managing applications in the cloud.  Connectria recently joined CloudSleuth in order to leverage its growing partner community. As part of its alliance with CloudSleuth, Connectria began participating in the Global Provider View, a free cloud monitoring service that objectively benchmarks page delivery performance and availability metrics of popular public cloud providers.

The Global Provider View application uses the Compuware Gomez Performance Network (GPN) to measure the performance of an identical sample application running on multiple cloud service providers. The application continuously measures vendor page delivery performance from more than 35 Internet backbone nodes across the globe. For anyone considering a cloud vendor, the Global Provider View provides near real-time vendor performance comparisons on a regional and global basis.

“We’re delighted to be part of the CloudSleuth community, and see the exceptional performance of our Cloud Computing Solutions validated," said Scott Azzolina, Connectria vice president of Marketing. "Our performance metrics derived by the Global Provider View demonstrate what Connectria’s cloud customers have known all along: that in addition to a superb value, Connectria’s Cloud Computing Solutions provide superior performance on a consistent basis.  This is not only evidenced by our North American Cloud Computing solutions, but also by those who enjoy Connectria’s Cloud Computing solutions in Europe, South America, Asia, Australia, the Middle East, and around the globe.”

To compare Connectria’s cloud performance and availability against alternative providers, visit CloudSleuth at: https://cloudsleuth.net/global-provider-view. To learn more about Connectria’s cloud hosting solutions, visit http://www.connectria.com/hosting/cloud.php

CloudSleuth Encourages Best Practices in the Cloud

CloudSleuth (www.cloudsleuth.net) gets IT and business professionals talking about cloud. Established as a partner-driven community by Compuware, CloudSleuth brings together industry experts, early cloud adopters and cloud newcomers to foster a collaborative exchange of strategies, best practices and resources for deploying and managing applications in the cloud. Content is provided by a growing network of contributing partners.

Compuware Solutions Make Technologies Perform

Compuware Corporation, the technology performance company, provides software, experts and best practices to ensure technology works well and delivers value. Compuware solutions make the world’s most important technologies perform at their best for leading organizations worldwide, including 46 of the top 50 Fortune 500 companies and 12 of the top 20 most visited U.S. web sites. Learn more at: http://www.compuware.com.

Connectria Hosting (www.connectria.com) is a profitable and growing global provider of cloud, managed and complex hosting services serving more than 1,000 customers in 30 countries. Packaged or customized solutions are available for technologies including OS, virtualization, database, email/collaboration and application/web servers. Connectria's hosting expertise represents one of the industry's widest range of supported platforms from a variety of vendors, including Microsoft, IBM, Oracle, HP, Dell, SUN, Citrix, VMware and Open Source (e.g. Linux/LAMP, MySQL). A privately held company, Connectria has built its business through reinvesting profits and without any debt or equity financing. Connectria operates world-class data centers, network operations centers, and engineering centers located in St. Louis, Missouri and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. From these facilities, Connectria operates as a virtual extension of its clients' IT organizations.

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