2009/2/18 mattynoce <[email protected]> > > hi all. i know hosting has come up a lot on this group, and i have > read as many posts as i could find. but i still have a question: > > does anyone have a web2py good hosting solution for a non-sysadmin? > > i'm a programmer but don't have much experience with hosting. i've > always used hosting providers so i could concentrate on my area of > expertise, and it worked for asp, php, jsp, etc. > > i would like to use web2py for a small business but i'm worried that > by running a vps i'd be getting myself in trouble. if that is the > solution that makes the most sense, i will spend as much time as i > need learning how to do everything i need the hosting computer to do. > > does anyone have any suggestions? since i'm not sure if my business > will make any money, i'm leaning towards a cheap plan, godaddy or > jumpline. but i just wondered if it is possible to run web2py without > the hassle of running a vps. > > thanks, > > matt > > > I am sure soon someone will offer vps configured with web2py in mod_wsgi. Other solution is pay someone to make it for you in a fixed value per setup.
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