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Feb 10 2015 08:50pm
What do you all use for hosting?

I have a project I want to host somewhere but haven't really decided how to do so yet. I normally host everything locally but don't want to do that with a project such as this. Will be a fairly large project.
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Feb 10 2015 09:37pm
With money.

What kind of question is this you don't give details about your project or the price range you're looking to spend.

For all we know your project consists of a couple html files.
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Feb 10 2015 09:46pm
Quote (AbDuCt @ Feb 10 2015 10:37pm)
With money.

What kind of question is this you don't give details about your project or the price range you're looking to spend.

For all we know your project consists of a couple html files.


I'm just curious as to what people generally use.

I'm not really worried about price I'm just asking for a vague answer.
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Feb 10 2015 10:11pm
Dedicated servers with dedicated load balancing on a apache/nginx httpd and postgres/mysql backend with mod_php enabled.
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Feb 13 2015 02:58pm
i usually go through godaddy for all my hosting, i just find it easier to buy my domain and host it all in the same place, plus their backend(at least for me) is really easy to use. they have shared and dedicated servers.
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Feb 14 2015 01:10pm
Quote (AkuuZ @ Feb 13 2015 03:58pm)
i usually go through godaddy for all my hosting, i just find it easier to buy my domain and host it all in the same place, plus their backend(at least for me) is really easy to use. they have shared and dedicated servers.


What is their backend like? I've been debating using GoDaddy but wasn't sure.
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Feb 16 2015 09:46am
GoDaddy is good if you aren't very technical and want things to be easy. For experienced developers GoDaddy can be bad because they have a lot of systems and limitations in place.

I have some servers through Digital Ocean and one shared hosting plan through HostMonster.
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Feb 16 2015 04:48pm
Quote (AbDuCt @ Feb 10 2015 10:11pm)
Dedicated servers with dedicated load balancing on a apache/nginx httpd and postgres/mysql backend with mod_php enabled.


I run my datastore and memcached on dedicated then 52 nginx nodes under a lb with mod_spdy and mod_cloudflare
Hybrid ftw btw those nodes each are 16g of ram.

I use this for my html only sites not trying 2 be vague tho
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I run my datastore and memcached on dedicated then 52 nginx nodes under a lb with mod_spdy and mod_cloudflare
Hybrid ftw btw those nodes each are 16g of ram.

I use this for my html only sites not trying 2 be vague tho


^pr5ofecional web dev here take his word.
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