- Application
- Backup
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- Capacity Planning
- Central Processing Unit
- Cloud
- Cloud Infrastructure
- Colocation
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- Compliance
- Components
- Connectivity
- Data Residency
- Domain Name System
- Enterprise
- Hypervisor
- Infrastructure-as-a-Service
- Infrastructure Monitoring
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- Managed Services
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Who is Interhost?
Interhost is an Israel-based provider of cloud infrastructure, hosting, and managed IT services for businesses and organizations.
- Virtual servers, private cloud, and public cloud hosting services (cloud infrastructure)
- Colocation, dedicated servers, and data center services in Israel (data center services)
- Managed services for IT, including monitoring, backup, and security controls (managed IT services)
- Domain registration, Domain Name System (DNS), and related web infrastructure services (internet infrastructure)
- Consulting and support for cloud migration and infrastructure design (IT consulting)
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More About Interhost
Interhost operates as a cloud and hosting provider serving organizations that require infrastructure and managed services hosted in Israel. Its portfolio covers virtual and dedicated compute resources, storage, networking, and management services that can be used as building blocks for enterprise applications, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) products, customer-facing web properties, and internal business systems.
The company offers virtual servers and cloud hosting (cloud infrastructure) that provide compute instances with configurable Central Processing Unit (CPU), memory, and storage, delivered from its data centers. These services are positioned for workloads such as web applications, databases, line-of-business systems, and development and test environments. Interhost also provides dedicated servers and colocation (data center services), where customers can deploy their own hardware or lease bare-metal infrastructure while Interhost supplies power, cooling, network connectivity, and on-site operations.
Interhost’s services typically integrate standard internet protocols and technologies such as HTTP/S for web hosting, DNS for domain name resolution, and common virtualization and hypervisor frameworks used in cloud environments. The company’s domain registration and DNS offerings (internet infrastructure) allow customers to manage domains and name services alongside hosting and email, so core web and application components can be administered within a single provider environment.
Managed services from Interhost (managed IT services) cover areas such as infrastructure monitoring, backup, security configurations, and Operating System (OS) management, enabling organizations to offload day-to-day administration tasks. These services are relevant to IT teams that prefer to focus on applications and business logic while delegating lower-level infrastructure operations, capacity planning, and incident handling to a specialist provider.
For enterprises and software vendors planning cloud migration or new deployments, Interhost offers consulting and implementation support (IT consulting). This can include sizing and designing environments for availability, performance, and regulatory alignment within Israeli data centers. In marketplace and directory taxonomies, Interhost aligns to categories such as Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) cloud hosting, data center and colocation, managed infrastructure services, and domain and DNS services, with an emphasis on hosting workloads within Israel for latency, data residency, or compliance considerations.
Our description of Interhost. Updated February 2026.
