On Apr 27, 2008, at 10:42 AM, Josh wrote:
>
> So it sounds like the best three options are (in no particular order):
> 1. Remain with Webfaction.
> 2. Move to Slicehost.
> 3. Move to a colocated server.
>
If you are looking at colocation, have you checked out Amazon EC2? It
might be a much mo
> I do wish it was easier to get Django running on MediaTemple. I'll
> probably give it one more go, as it really shouldn't be as hard as it
> seems and I'm not exactly a novice at this sort of thing... If I can
> get that working, a (dv) or several would definitely be one pretty
> easy way of get
So it sounds like the best three options are (in no particular order):
1. Remain with Webfaction.
2. Move to Slicehost.
3. Move to a colocated server.
Obviously this is something that will require discussion with my
client, but I'm perfectly capable of managing a colocated server, so
the main iss
On Apr 25, 6:44 pm, Josh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm working on what will end up being a large, high-traffic, multi-
> site project. Currently we're just using a basic Webfaction account
> for hosting during development and testing, but I'm trying to figure
> out what would be the best approa
> I'm working on what will end up being a large, high-traffic, multi-
> site project. Currently we're just using a basic Webfaction account
> for hosting during development and testing, but I'm trying to figure
> out what would be the best approach to hosting moving forward.
You can probably stay
Josh wrote:
I've heard a couple people recommend Slicehost. I'm going to check
them out (for the price, might as well). Seems like they'll be good.
Can't wait until it's possible for them to offer FreeBSD slices
though. Gentoo will do for now.
I too can recommend using a vps on slicehost. It i
I've been a Slicehost customer for about 3 months now, and will second
the recommendation. Granted, I only run Django in FCGI mode with
lighttpd on their 256 slice, but they've been extremely reliable, and
it "just works." If I needed to host something larger, I'd definitely
use them. The fact tha
I've heard a couple people recommend Slicehost. I'm going to check
them out (for the price, might as well). Seems like they'll be good.
Can't wait until it's possible for them to offer FreeBSD slices
though. Gentoo will do for now.
On Apr 25, 1:12 pm, Alex Morega <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On A
Yeah, that's a bit shady... This is going to be for a fairly large,
reputable website that I'm redeveloping in Django, so we're more
inclined to pay for non-shadiness.
Cool idea though.
On Apr 25, 12:08 pm, "Justin Lilly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you can get to 25k / mo. uniques, you can
On Apr 25, 2008, at 18:44 , Josh wrote:
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> Does anyone have any recommendation for the best approach to hosting
> here, and what hosting company might be a good fit? I know that
> MediaTemple can certainly accommodate our needs, but I've had a lot of
> trouble in the past getting Django running
If you can get to 25k / mo. uniques, you can host on Joyent for free (in
exchange.. you give them your user's info). Sure, its a bit shady.. but if
you need decent hosting on the cheap...
-justin
On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 11:44 AM, Josh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm working on what will end u
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