On 18 Oct 2006, at 18:03, Jose Maria wrote:
On Mie, 18 de Octubre de 2006, 5:47 pm, Trausti Thor Johannsson wrote:
I use dreamhost.com and could not be happier. They offer me (the
offer I took) 2 TB transfer, and even with two applications out
there, I am still using less than 0% of available bandwith.
I'm dreamhost.com user and i'm happy too, but, they are having many
issues
with the network, they solved all, but sometimes you can loose the
service
for a couple of days, read www.dreamhoststatus.com
As i told they work very well, but note the issues.
I have "mirrors" in www.servage.net that works fine too, they don't
give
you shell access (i forgot to check this when signed), but they
explain
very well their bandwidth policy.
Yes, server problems are exactly the problem with shared hosting (or
reseller hosting) servers. We have 3 different reseller accounts, and
on all three, the server went down on one occasion. Most of the
outages were caused by either hardware failure (which seems to happen
A LOT on those shared server boxes) or exploited user accounts (so
even if your site is just static, but someone else on the server has
an insecure script, you'll share the downtime).
If you really want solid hosting, check out the Grid servers from
mediatemple.net. I've used it for hosting rails applications and it
rocks. Check out their customers and you'll know they're quite good.
FYI, we have reseller hosting servers at resellerzoom, varhosting and
a2hosting, I've used dreamhost in the past and am not very positive
about them. We also have a VPS at rimuhosting, one at Bytemark.co.uk,
both are very very very good, but VPS is more expensive and you have
to administer those servers yourself (but I really like having root
access and being able to do what I want).
Best regards
Peter De Berdt
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