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thomasvining · 07-11-2005, 09:29

Just been offered an upgrade from our shared hosting to a VPS account - does anyone have experience of running their site on VPS, and what the advantages/disadvantages are?

The company is: https://www.webfusion.co.uk/vps/

If anyone has experience of hosting with these guys then your info would be all the more useful!

pgo · 07-11-2005, 11:21

VPS is better than shared because it's cheaper than dedicated and you're usually guaranteed certain amount of CPU power, RAM, etc - like a miniature dedicated server. If you're running highly active web apps - like a forum with 50+ users online at any time - you'll want a VPS.

thomasvining · 07-11-2005, 14:57

sweet, I think I'm gonna go for that - it looks pretty flexible, and at least we won't go down because of dodgy neighbouring scripts, which apparently was the cause of our downtime issues. Cheers pgo!

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thomasvining Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Tokyo Posts: 329	Is VPS any good? Just been offered an upgrade from our shared hosting to a VPS account - does anyone have experience of running their site on VPS, and what the advantages/disadvantages are? The company is: https://www.webfusion.co.uk/vps/ If anyone has experience of hosting with these guys then your info would be all the more useful!

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pgo i'm done, son Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 12,262	VPS is better than shared because it's cheaper than dedicated and you're usually guaranteed certain amount of CPU power, RAM, etc - like a miniature dedicated server. If you're running highly active web apps - like a forum with 50+ users online at any time - you'll want a VPS.

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thomasvining Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Tokyo Posts: 329	sweet, I think I'm gonna go for that - it looks pretty flexible, and at least we won't go down because of dodgy neighbouring scripts, which apparently was the cause of our downtime issues. Cheers pgo!

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