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For me uptime and not getting hacked again are important. I already had cases where crypto miners got injected into the website because of a vulnerability on the hosting level, not even because of my fault, and fixing this issue took days. So security patching and isolation between accounts are more important to me now than reducing the monthly bill by a few $. I don’t mind paying more if it reduces the headache. I saw people here mentioning Bluehost, Hostinger and SiteGround, but I think they are in pretty different price categories depending on the plan. Hostinger looks like the best value option, especially compared to SiteGround which limits the number of websites you can run on their basic plans. Also, I realized that the number of visitors by itself doesn’t say much. how well a website handles 20-30 thousand visits per month depends a lot on caching, the type of website and whether the traffic includes bots or attacks. So I’m not sure shared hosting is a one size fits all solution for this. As for security, I heard that hosting level compromises can happen with any provider, but it seems to me that it really depends on how well they isolate accounts and keep things patched, not just on the brand name. And honestly, I don’t have a clear idea how any of them handles support at 2 AM or how they respond during a real attack, those things are hard to judge just by overall reputation. If someone went through a similar migration after a security incident, what made you choose your current hosting submitted by /u/LeagueRich9462 [link] [comments]

Estoy buscando un web hosting para revender a clientes pequeños. ¿Cuál me recomiendan? – De preferencia CPanel, ya estoy familiarizado con su manejo y operación – Voy a instalar 6 sitios en WordPress. El más grande ocupa 20 GB de espacio, los otros 5 no pasan de 500 MB. Los respaldos de cada base de datos de WordPress no ocupan más de 2 MB c/u (mySQL). El sitio más grande ocupa 125,000 Inodes. – Menos de 5 cuentas de correo por cada sitio. Dos sitios no utilizan correo. – Un plus si tienen Python (para otro proyecto que estoy desarrollando) – Uso de ancho de banda mensual por sitio: No más de 30 GB en un sitio, otro menos de 8 y el resto menos de 1 GB por mes. – Esencial que den factura con IVA desglosado. – Esencial una buena velocidad para un buen desempeño en PageSpeed Insights. – De ser posible un límite amplio para poder manejar una lista de correos interna con alrededor de 120 direcciones de correo. No se utiliza todos los días pero dos o tres días al mes genera cerca de 10 correos (1,200 envíos en total). Un proveedor anterior impuso un límite de 100 correos por hora para todo el dominio y se bloqueaba todo. Muchas gracias. submitted by /u/Impressive_Idea7026 [link] [comments]

For those managing WordPress with Git, how do you deal with plugin updates? Do you commit everything into the repository, use Composer where possible, or have another workflow? I’m trying to find a setup that’s easy to maintain without causing deployment headaches. submitted by /u/Deep_Total_8813 [link] [comments]

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Hello, I’m unfortunately going back to college in a few weeks and can’t take my PC with me. I use it for making games in Unreal Engine and my plan to continue this at class was to rent a dedicated server or pc. I’m thinking of renting it and then streaming a view of the editor to my laptop (which can’t run UE). I would need 64gb of ram (ik it sucks in this economy) and a gpu to run all of my Voxel stuff. If anyone knows where I can find a server or pc to rent for CHEAP that would be great. I am not made of money unfortunately 🙁 Thanks, Soup submitted by /u/ThatSouperMan [link] [comments]