Does managed vps hosting make it as easy to get a site up and running as shared hosting?

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I'm getting ready to launch a new site and I'm looking for hosting but I've never gone beyond the shared hosting route, which I'll need to do this time. Are managed vps hosting setups easy to use or is it still going to be overly complicated for someone that has never done it?
 
You’ll be required to install your own hosting control panel via SSH pretty easy if you follow online tutorials
 
I'm getting ready to launch a new site and I'm looking for hosting but I've never gone beyond the shared hosting route, which I'll need to do this time. Are managed vps hosting setups easy to use or is it still going to be overly complicated for someone that has never done it?
If you pick fully managed VPS, it should be just as easy as using shared hosting, though you might need a different control panel. You can ask your hosting provider to set it up for you
 
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If you pick fully managed VPS, it should be just as easy as using shared hosting, though you might need a different control panel. You can ask your hosting provider to set it up for you
This. You can DIY it—it's pretty easy! I've been planning to start a thread on this for ages. With my vacation coming up next week, I might finally get to it.
 
This. You can DIY it—it's pretty easy! I've been planning to start a thread on this for ages. With my vacation coming up next week, I might finally get to it.
I might just have to learn that. It seems complicated but I could probably figure it out as long as I can find information without lots of abbreviations haha.

I'm back to the drawing board now on hosting anyway. I realized the one I was planning to use only offers metered connections, the last one I tried I got through everything just to find out they don't have any payment methods that work for me. Not real sure where to go from here lmao.
 
I'm back to the drawing board now on hosting anyway. I realized the one I was planning to use only offers metered connections, the last one I tried I got through everything just to find out they don't have any payment methods that work for me. Not real sure where to go from here lmao.
Tell me which hosting did you check out. Also, DigitalOcean and Vultr are the most affordable and best in the industry.
 
Tell me which hosting did you check out. Also, DigitalOcean and Vultr are the most affordable and best in the industry.
Qloudhost was the first one but they have metered bandwidth. There were a few others I looked at like Ultahost that wouldn't work for various reasons. I tried signing up with lyrahosting but I have no way to pay for it. I heard you should stay away from digitalocean so I never really looked at them. Same with alexhost, all the reports of slow speeds and downtimes I'd like to avoid. I don't think I've looked at Vultr yet so I'll have to check them out.

Main things I'm looking for are unmetered bandwidth, 1gps+ speed, and that they either ignore dmca notices or allow me to deal with them. It's going to be a user based community, and while I plan on heavily moderating things, I'm not ok with the entire site being shut down even temporarily because something got pushed through. Price of course is a consideration but a lot of them all seem to be within the same basic range, same with the server specs.
 
Qloudhost was the first one but they have metered bandwidth. There were a few others I looked at like Ultahost that wouldn't work for various reasons. I tried signing up with lyrahosting but I have no way to pay for it. I heard you should stay away from digitalocean so I never really looked at them. Same with alexhost, all the reports of slow speeds and downtimes I'd like to avoid. I don't think I've looked at Vultr yet so I'll have to check them out.

Main things I'm looking for are unmetered bandwidth, 1gps+ speed, and that they either ignore dmca notices or allow me to deal with them. It's going to be a user based community, and while I plan on heavily moderating things, I'm not ok with the entire site being shut down even temporarily because something got pushed through. Price of course is a consideration but a lot of them all seem to be within the same basic range, same with the server specs.
So, you need offshore hosting that ignores DMCA complaints. DigitalOcean and Vultr are not good for such purposes. You did not mention that in your original post, so I recommended DigitalOcean and Vultr.
 
So, you need offshore hosting that ignores DMCA complaints. DigitalOcean and Vultr are not good for such purposes. You did not mention that in your original post, so I recommended DigitalOcean and Vultr.
Ah, yeah, probably should have. I'd be totally fine having regular hosting as long as they let me handle any possible dmca complaints myself but it doesn't sound like that's a normal thing.
 
Ah, yeah, probably should have. I'd be totally fine having regular hosting as long as they let me handle any possible dmca complaints myself but it doesn't sound like that's a normal thing.
It's not. Most normal hosting providers will suspend your hosting if they receive too many DMCA complaints.
 
changing engine oil is easy to some people, impossible for others.
overall it's not much more complex than a shared hosting running cpanel.
lots of documentation on how to set things up.
if youre in market for dmca ignored hosting take a look @ knownsrv.
 
It's not. Most normal hosting providers will suspend your hosting if they receive too many DMCA complaints.
Yeah that's what I figured. Ideally I don't get any ever and my moderation is enough but I'm sure that's a pipedream any time you open things up to allow users to post and add things.

changing engine oil is easy to some people, impossible for others.
overall it's not much more complex than a shared hosting running cpanel.
lots of documentation on how to set things up.
if youre in market for dmca ignored hosting take a look @ knownsrv.
That makes sense, I did spend a bit more time looking at how it works and I might have an idea. I did find a host already, just waiting for them to get the server set up so I can get started and see where it goes. I just looked at knownsrv and for the specs - price it looks pretty decent. I'll keep them in mind for the future.
 
I did spend a bit more time looking at how it works and I might have an idea. I did find a host already, just waiting for them to get the server set up so I can get started and see where it goes.
If you need any help, you can post here. Will you be using Wordpress?
 
I'm getting ready to launch a new site and I'm looking for hosting but I've never gone beyond the shared hosting route, which I'll need to do this time. Are managed vps hosting setups easy to use or is it still going to be overly complicated for someone that has never done it?
Yes, they are called "managed" for a reason, you just message support and have them set up everything for you. It's part of the cost why they are more expensive than regular hosting
 
I'm getting ready to launch a new site and I'm looking for hosting but I've never gone beyond the shared hosting route, which I'll need to do this time. Are managed vps hosting setups easy to use or is it still going to be overly complicated for someone that has never done it?
Not only they setup hosting and stuff etc. They help you on the go. For your managed hosting should look exactly like shared hosting. I'm using @DamoHG Hostgnome.com they offered me semi managed hosting and it was huge help! You can check em out as they are seller from BHW Marketplace
 
I'm getting ready to launch a new site and I'm looking for hosting but I've never gone beyond the shared hosting route, which I'll need to do this time. Are managed vps hosting setups easy to use or is it still going to be overly complicated for someone that has never done it?
Managed VPS hosting is much easier to use than unmanaged VPS since the hosting provider handles server maintenance, security, and updates for you. If you're comfortable with shared hosting, transitioning to a managed VPS should be smooth, as most providers offer user-friendly dashboards like cPanel or Plesk. You'll get more power and flexibility without the hassle of deep server management.
 
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