[SGVLUG] recommend a hosting provider

Zack, James JZack at unex.ucla.edu
Sat Apr 19 12:34:00 PDT 2008


How's the SQL performance on Dreamhost.  My biggest gripe with my current provider (Globat... aka Glob-crap) is that SQL runs like a dog.  Even though they say it is running fine my performance dropped like a rock after about 13 months of service with them.  So I am looking to move.

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From: sgvlug-bounces at sgvlug.net on behalf of Jos Purvis
Sent: Sat 4/19/2008 12:19 PM
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Subject: Re: [SGVLUG] recommend a hosting provider



We've been really happy with A2 (www.a2hosting.com), who offer a full
Linux-based environment, optional reasonably-priced virtual server
hosting, and quite a few services for the dollar. They've been
reliable, speedy, and generally helpful.

We had sites hosted with Pair in the past, who were fine, but their
network connection seemed a bit pokey and fiddly at times: it wasn't
unusual for it to take a couple tries to get to my wife's website.
We've never had that problem since we moved to A2.

    --Jos

On Sat, Apr 19, 2008 at 10:57 AM, Ted Arden <ted at tux.org> wrote:
>
>  On Fri, 18 Apr 2008, Matthew Gallizzi wrote:
>
>  > I'd recommend dreamhost, hands down. I've worked with several hosting
>  > providers over the past 6+ years... and I vote for dreamhost.
>  > http://dreamhost.com/ - they're in LA, they rock, they give you SSH, tons of
>  > space and bandwidth. Use this promo code: *NOSIGNUPFEEAH *- and you won't
>  > have to pay the setup fee on the basic plan (purchase monthly). Read their
>  > unique blog here: http://blog.dreamhost.com/. Enjoy :)
>
>  i second dreamhost... i think i have some sort of
>  referral code or something which gives you $$$ off
>  but i think i was too lazy to set it up.  the code
>  above prolly works great.  i hooked up 3 of my friends
>  with them, and their support ROCKS...
>
>  shell access is a HUGE plus.  i think i've been using them
>  for a few years now.  their monthly newsletter and
>  blogs are woot-style entertaining (and usually informative)
>
>  =ted=
>
>


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