Thanks Andrew, I'd love to here some more from you or chat with you,
you're perhaps one of the few that is really dealing with this scale
of traffic yet. Not that this client will get that big, but I need to
give them some idea of how this thing scales. Are you using an
independant host
On Nov 16, 2005, at 3:20 PM, Vincent Njoroge Ndonye wrote:In the meanwhile I should start vlogging!Yeah, isn't that it. Just start, worry about the economics later when it's an issue. :)To bad I can't write a proposal like that. :)-Mike of mmeiser.com/blog/On Nov 16, 2005, at 3:20 PM, Vincent
That's quite interesitng. They're probably growing their rack space.
Brokering new deals for server space and then installing new
indrastructure. We went through a bit of this back in the day. You
buy up some new facilities or lease out some rack space... you
develop it... you sell
On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 12:10:31 +0100, Michael Meiser
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's quite interesitng. They're probably growing their rack space.
Brokering new deals for server space and then installing new
indrastructure. We went through a bit of this back in the day. You
buy up some new
Thanks Bill and Adam, it means the world to me that you find what I
have to say interesting. I've come to terms with the fact I'm going
to type copious amounts or words, and am just trying to improve it
and structure it better for easier reading. Also, I keep the biggest
articles on the
Thanks steve for reminding me about the peak bandwidth issue. That
ups the complexity.
Back in the .boom days I was responsible for the development of a
market data web portal. We got nailed during the market day and so of
course had to buy peak capacity bandwidth, meanwhile all that
Yeap, the problem is the economics changes every time so they have to
reexamine the ROI each time they expand their hosting facilities.
We used to use a company called Genuity, if I remember the name
correctly. They went public toward the end of the IPO craze. Had a
bunch of black rocket
petertheman wrote:
If you're looking for extremely high amounts of people watching video,
go with the professionals. Check out
http://www.limelightnetworks.com/solutions.video.html, for example.
You might also talk with Doug Kaye from ITConversations, his blog is at:
Michael Meiser wrote:
Thanks Andrew, I'd love to here some more from you or chat with you,
you're perhaps one of the few that is really dealing with this scale
of traffic yet. Not that this client will get that big, but I need to
give them some idea of how this thing scales. Are you
i'm using powweb for punkcast you get 5GB and
10GB/day bandwidth for $7.77/mth - plus there was
a deal may still be - that you get 6 months free
if you pay a year up front - so thats 18 months for just
over $100. (please please please clickthru on the link on
http://punkcast.com if interested :))
Right you are. Isn't there an open wiki already in existence where
community members are compiling info on products and services.
Videoblogging.info perhaps. I saw Steve Garfield had started
something and We are the media .com does reviews, but there's a lot
of grown to cover. The problem
That sounds like a great budget package. Not what I personally need,
but probably just the sort of thing most people here would die for.
Thanks.
-Mike of mmeiser.com/blog
On Nov 18, 2005, at 1:06 AM, WWWhatsup wrote:
i'm using powweb for punkcast you get 5GB and
10GB/day bandwidth for
Tuesday, November 15, 2005, 11:25:11 PM, LeanBackVids.com wrote:
In my opinion, there is nothing better than paid hosting. If planned
and maintained, you do not have to worry about about links going bad
since they live on a domain you own and control. As long as I
continue to renew my
do local backups on dvd.On 11/16/05, Frank Carver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tuesday, November 15, 2005, 11:25:11 PM, LeanBackVids.com wrote: In my opinion, there is nothing better than paid hosting. If planned and maintained, you do not have to worry about about links going bad
since they live
Ok, I actually have the same question. I ran into some old friends in
Chicago at a prominent investment research company and found myself
giving my an impromptu presentation on just what all this new media
stuff is about. I tried to tone down my enthusiasm, but I knew I'd
just sold them on
Is there anyone doing paid vlog or audio podcast subscriptions?
www.veoh.com
video.google.com (coming soon)
-Jack
http://view-point.blogspot.com
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with dreamhost you can set up your account for throttling
this means that if you reach and go over your limit on one day, the
next day you have it so dreamhost automatically puts up a page that
displays to visitors that you have exceeded your bandwidth and to come
back later...
On Nov 15,
en, NJhttp://www.randywickerreporting.blogspot.com/201-656-3280
- Original Message -
From:
Steve
Garfield
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 10:13
AM
Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Re: Looking
for the perfect host site
with dreamhost y
ing] Re: Looking for the perfect host site/x-tad-bigger
with dreamhost you can set up your account for throttling
this means that if you reach and go over your limit on one day, the
next day you have it so dreamhost automatically puts up a page that
displays to visitors that you have exceeded y
If you are dealing with a very high number of subscribers and
time-sensitive show contents, you may need to look at bandwidth in a
different way.
For example is it likely that a large number of people will be trying
to get the video at the same time? If you you'll need to look at
load-balancing,
Yes I do too, and I wouldn't even say that you were completely off
topic. Your ideas about how the popularization of a technology
increases the apprecheation for professionals and demand for the
same was very insightful. I have been thinking the same thing for a
while I just haven't been able
Dreamhost is not a solution for a site with major traffic. They cant
support it. Thats a matter of fact not opinion. Thats what they say:
Dreamhost does not have any dedicated servers avil. at this time and
shared server are too big for the kind of traffic you have. You
mentioned you were
Dreamhost is not a solution for a site with major traffic. They cant
support it. Thats a matter of fact not opinion. Thats what they say:
Dreamhost does not have any dedicated servers avil. at this time and
shared server are too big for the kind of traffic you have. You
mentioned you
If you're looking for extremely high amounts of people watching video,
go with the professionals. Check out
http://www.limelightnetworks.com/solutions.video.html, for example.
Peter
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i took advantage of their 80% discount last month just for a backup sandbox :)On 11/16/05, petertheman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dreamhost is not a solution for a site with major traffic. They cant
support it. Thats a matter of fact not opinion. Thats what they say: Dreamhost does not have
Thanks for the tips.. checking out limelightnetworks, the planet, datagram. Hopefull will be testing in a few days.
VincentOn 11/16/05, petertheman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you're looking for extremely high amounts of people watching video,
go with the professionals. Check out
In my opinion, there is nothing better than paid hosting. If planned
and maintained, you do not have to worry about about links going bad
since they live on a domain you own and control. As long as I
continue to renew my domain name, I can be certain that my video links
will be valid. Who knows
LeanBackVids.com wrote:
In my opinion, there is nothing better than paid hosting.
I'm a big fan of Dreamhost (as are many others here). The best part
is they have a referral program that can eliminate your costs. Given
all the time we spend on vlogging, what is $10 each month to have
I bought 3 years for $300. It is the Code Monster package, but the
cheapest you can get Dreamhost for is $7.95 per month if you get their
starter package and commit to two years.
The lowest level package allows for unlimited domain hosting and
unlimited email addressess. Monthly bandwith starts
with all due respect matt, I think you are deluding yourself here about
the stability and (prolonged!) quality of service for paid vendors
my rule of thumb: as soon as you find a great hosting site (paid or
not), use it and start looking for another - it's just a matter of time
before they
No offense taken. I'm just offering up my opinion and I'm not sure
how that delutes myself.
The key component to paid hosting is the domain name. I'd much rather
control http://ridertech.com rather than rely
ridertech.freeservice.com, which is out of my control.
As for video hosting, the
Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2005 7:22
PM
Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Re: Looking
for the perfect host site
with all due respect matt, I think you are deluding yourself
here about the stability and (prolonged!) quality of service for paid
vendorsmy rule of thumb: as soon
Hi folks, Its been great reading and learning about vlogging.
This is interesting I'd like to do something inspired by rocketboom,
but for different audience and am wondering about recommendations for
hosts who can handle around 5TB reliably. Who is the best out there for
this level of
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Vincent Njoroge Ndonye
different audience and am wondering about recommendations for hosts
who can
handle around 5TB reliably. Who is the best out there for this level of
Hey Vincent,
why the 5TB number? Don't worry about hosts and numbers, you can
always
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