Hi xenforo.com team , would you please share what kind a machine this forum runs on and what is the server config is set , thank you in advance , iam amazed how fine it works , speed especially
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1 x 3.0 GHz CPU Cores, CentOS, 3GB RAM, 30GB SSD , and not very have with perf ,with siteground.com . very long 1st bite . Memcache on
Is it a latency issue, perhaps? Are you trying to access it from outside the US? If so, there is likely going to be at least some very minor delay.
Depends on the size of your forum, of course, but you really shouldn't have any performance issues with those specs.
no not outside, iam on NYC , and server in Chicago
site is 50k threads . Db close to 1G
site is 50k threads . Db close to 1G
I thought Linode was one of the least pricey since they doubled the RAM on their plans.
My last host, I had 2GB of ram, and 8 vcore for 38$ per year (weloveservers)
Problem was the service. When they decide to maintenance without telling us at 4pm, which took 4 hours, I was pretty unhappy
When we were nullrouted and were down for 19 hours, and they said they were "working on it" every time I asked (every hour)
Switched to linode for better service.
What advantage does softlayer have over linode?
Sound like i need to switch from siteground . 240$ for 3 month for 1 core , 3 ram 30 ssd . Any recomendations ?
For server setup it depends on what you need theres quite a few dedicated servers for goodprice i recommend, robot.your-server.de/order/market this one im planning to move too as for vps servers id suggest looking at webhostingtalk
$3/mo. for that? That's exactly why you had problems with the service. Hosting is a very much "you get what you pay for" game. Every hosting company has largely the same costs (i.e. the price of servers, equipment, bandwidth, support, etc. don't vary much), so when you see one that is 4 or 5 times cheaper than the others, you have to wonder why. Something has to give somewhere...either the support, or the equipment, or whatever.
Honestly, you could get a dedicated server for not much more than that.
They were renting boxes from colocrossing and couldn't actually fix anything themselves
they also barely spoke EnglishIts fine for a school project but I wouldn't ever use it in production again
They were renting boxes from colocrossing and couldn't actually fix anything themselves
Oh hell...Ha ha!! That's terrible!
Yeah... it was
Quite a few webhosts that don't offer dedicated hosting do that exact thing... rent out a bunch of boxes from like... ovh or something, and then drop webservers and resell the webserver space
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