Can anyone recommend a good hosting service to host a business website with expected page view of 100,000 per month?
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sounds like high volume, better get your own server and host it at the data centre. you can try this, high premium, big banks are using them http://www.equinix.sg/
but company is previously ISTT, ST telco arm, now renamed equinix. a lot of cronies type of working enironment.
That's not high volume. Even this little forum has more than 50,000 page views per DAY.
100,000 per month is 3333 page views per day. All you need is shared hosting.
otherwise, Go Daddy looks good, my school friend is the ops manager there, he started as a programmer then to administration and now ops mgr.
https://sg.godaddy.com/offers/defau...&matchtype=p&gclid=CNbM5YGJ1MwCFRQHvAodAUYCfA
https://sg.godaddy.com/offers/defau...&matchtype=p&gclid=CNbM5YGJ1MwCFRQHvAodAUYCfA
any hosting can handle this volume.
Any web designer companies can do it for you. looking at about >$200 a year cost, not including maintain backend SQL function.
Any web designer companies can do it for you. looking at about >$200 a year cost, not including maintain backend SQL function.
Better avoid the notorious Godaddy
boss, which one do you use? if not convenient, can tell me your benchmark, how you measure ram needed for volume access? many thks.
This forum runs on two dedicated servers.. one of which is for the database. The amount of RAM required is pretty much determined by trial and error based on traffic patterns. It has to sized to deal with peak hour traffic.
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