Hosting Companies?
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- colin_s0
OK so i had bumped a different thread but here's another... just looking for a 2020 update.
what's a reliable solution for just general hosting? a handful of sites, forums, medium level bandwidth. i've had webfaction for years but i'm raising eyebrows at their transition to tsoHost under godaddy.
thanks for any suggstions! opalstack had been previously recommended, which i'm looking into , but am just trying to fidn the best option out there. thanks
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- some of us are going with https://www.opalstac…********
- webfaction WAS the best, so yeah...********
- alright looks lik opalstack it iscolin_s
- https://community.op…********
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- ********0
Replaced 5 servers hosted in 2 locations. Migrated lots of small sites and a few high-demand systems in the last 20 days. the admin sums up:
"Absolutely, thanks for setting these up. Everything runs smooth and if i have to compare cpanel is like an old lady who must be accompanied to the grocery store every day.
Plesk is that gal in your age who doesn't need to be
reminded of what she wanted 5 minutes ago...
Just have to disable the updates, she can still run away."Cpanel suxx and everyone who sells it.
- "Cpanel, so easy a designer can use it."GuyFawkes
- I'm so happy with DreamHostoey_oey
- @GuyFawkes lol their ui suxx regardless of what icon set or customization hosting companies apply. Plesk is far better according to the subcontractors.********
- but those are 3rd parties.
idk, if find it friendly. we can share access to specific things without the admin, things are much more handy for the devs...******** - we have a production server with plesk, and it's really nice that you can connect it (with the proper rights) to the entire office network.********
- *i find it friendly.********
- A simple update preview on wordpress site can be provisioned and reviewed by the client without using any fancy application or hustle (like dev location etc.).********
- Im a dev, my current gig is about 1500 funnels on AWS, i fuckin hate it but thats why i have a jobGuyFawkes
- I hate AWS so much ive been considering getting back into animationGuyFawkes
- Agreed, AWS is such a mess, so scattered with redundant services and constant change, it has a place but could be so much better with some leadershipspot13
- utopian2
Has anyone tried namecheap.com ?
- dbloc0
I'm going to snatch up a Black Friday hosting deal. Anyone recommend any of these? Looking for budget.
- dbloc0
Anyone heard of this company?
https://www.hostinger.com/- Don't use it unless you're doing something shady heh
In general they are whmcs resellers. Known as 5jelly.com, ixhosti.com etc********
- Don't use it unless you're doing something shady heh
- thenohero0
migrated from VPS to KVM with Hostinger. I was down about 48 hours with DNS updates, nameservers and the general server setup. Probably could have been a little bit less painful since I was all ready established with them, yet it slaps.
- srhadden-1
Elementor hosting if you're doing Wordpress
- Beeswax2
Their site won't impress you, but these guys are hands down the best. I host every client site here for over 10 years.
https://liquidnetltd.net/
You can choose different data centers around the world depending on where you're serving.- Their non-cPanel interface actually looks like it works nicely.Continuity
- dbloc1
Matt Mullenweg (co-founder of Wordpress) calls WP Engine a ‘cancer to WordPress’ and urges community to switch provider
- dbloc0
Uh oh. It's a battle.
https://techcrunch.com/2024/09/2…
- utopian0
Automattic CEO and WordPress co-creator calls rival "a cancer" in alarming claim.
Speaking at the annual WordCamp US conference in Oregon, Automattic CEO and WordPress co-developer Matt Mullenweg branded rival company WP Engine a “cancer to WordPress.
- utopian1
WP Engine Filed Legal Action Against WordPress
Matt Mullenweg, co-founder of WordPress and CEO of Automattic announced on Reddit that WP Engine initiated legal action against WordPress, Automattic, and Mullenweg himself. Mullenweg wrote that WordPress is countersuing.
- dbloc2
WordPress.org bans WP Engine, blocks it from accessing its resources