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 solutions until you fill up... then you buy  
some more. They probably got behind because they were groing so fast.

-Mike of mmeiser.com/blog

On Nov 16, 2005, at 7:48 PM, petertheman 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 any dedicated servers avil. at this time and
> shared server are too big for the kind of traffic you have. You
> mentioned you were in the terabyte range so that too big for  
> Dreamhost.

True. I was lucky enough to get one of their last dedicated servers
for Mefeedia.com. They will have dedicated servers again next year.

The good thing is: they are growing fast and they recognize it.
Dreamhost is one of the few hosting companies that would rather turn
clients down than deliver a crappy hosting experience. I have nothing
but good to say about them :)

Peter
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http://mefeedia.com







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