Magento and PEER 1 Hosting combine eCommerce and Managed Hosting
Monday, April 19th, 2010Web merchants receive best-of-breed transaction and connectivity performance.
We are happy to announce a new partnership with Magento, Inc., the leading open source eCommerce platform provider. The alliance will enable merchants using Magento’s feature-rich eCommerce platform to deploy sites via PEER 1 Hosting to optimize their web presence and performance.
The Magento eCommerce Platform provides online merchants with unprecedented flexibility and control over the look, content and functionality of their online store. Its modular architecture, industry-leading features and powerful marketing and merchandising tools have quickly made Magento the fastest growing eCommerce Platform on the market and fueled its adoption by global brands and retailers.
As a global web business hosting provider, PEER 1 Hosting offers Managed Hosting supported by a 100 percent uptime guarantee, plus high-speed network connectivity through its 10GB SuperNetwork™, 17 data centers and 21 POPs around the world.
“This partnership with PEER 1 Hosting enables us to offer top-notch hosting environments for Magento merchants,” said Roy Rubin, CEO at Magento. “It is paramount that our customers’ eCommerce sites are not only fast and secure, but also reliable and scalable as their businesses grow. PEER 1 Hosting offers a robust progression path for online merchants, backed up with peace of mind based on 100 percent uptime. PEER 1 Hosting is a superb choice for our customers considering a hosting partner that provides a superior standard of high performance hosting that does not compromise on service, security or performance.”

The road trip for our racers traveling from Atlanta wasn’t an easy one. The plan was to leave Atlanta at 7 AM in order to make it to the event in time for tech which closed at 5:00pm. Due to an incompatible trailer wire harness, the trailer was coming off the RV’s hitch, so we weren’t able to leave Atlanta until 9 AM. Our racers were worried that they wouldn’t make it to the track on time to check in for tech and would get disqualified. This would mean turning right around and heading back to Atlanta.
