'service hosts' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person, group, or organization who provides services or serves as a host. For example, "The hotel's service hosts were very friendly and helpful."
The "feed" section lets you see when there's new content from your favorite programs, and which service hosts it.
Gaikai's game streaming service hosts the games, runs them and then streams them to users, allowing them to interact with games wherever they are browsing.
Among the many supported titles at its launch, the service hosts content from the three most-popular eSports titles out there today, including Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, League of Legends and Dota 2. According to Sliver.tv, the combined audience of these three eSports titles on existing networks are composed of about 140 million viewers.
The reference service hosts the entities on which to base annotations as a hierarchy of 'entry points' (in this specific case: the anatomical terms or the genes), while the annotation services host all the features for the corresponding reference entities.
Presumably, someone will see the commercial attraction of providing a secure, private email service hosted somewhere that makes life harder for America's NSA, CIA and FBI, and Britain's GCHQ.
However, geographically distributed DCs have inherent limitations in service hosting.
It gives single point entry to access any service hosted on the cluster.
This new class of small-scale DCs, known as MEC-DCs, is well suited to service hosting.
However, in heterogeneous Web services, the shift from the mobile client consumer approach to the mobile service hosting approach has received little attention; with no attention given to RESTful mobile services hosting.
Sure enough, iOS 5 uses Twitter's new photo service, hosted by Photobucket.
Using this architecture any service hosted on the cloud will dynamically self-manage depending on service provider inputs to minimize the cost of service.
