Need suggestion Hosting spec for static site

hoysi

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Hey,:p

Need suggestion Hosting spec for static site,


thanks,
 
what kind of traffic volume? db heavy? videos? With lots of traffic, videos and heavy db usage, the more memory and cpus the better.
 
Static site, as in images of chicks, dicks or the first ones with the second ones?

No but seriously, that description is as helpful as me right there.
 
Look no further OP. This is best deal you can ever get for your static site. They also offer 99.99% guaranteed downtime for free with all the packages.

Code:
http://www.nouptime.com/

The only requirement is you must be wearing Anti-static wrist strap while designing your static website.
 
It would greatly depend on your traffic volume.
Static website does not relies much on direct CPU power. I would say that if it exceeds 50K visitors daily a VPS would be profitable and this being a raw number to give you an idea.
The main ressources required by a static website is apache slots actually.
 
It would greatly depend on your traffic volume.
Static website does not relies much on direct CPU power. I would say that if it exceeds 50K visitors daily a VPS would be profitable and this being a raw number to give you an idea.
The main ressources required by a static website is apache slots actually.

new website, with 50 article and 1-2 image/article
 
I would suggest to go for a Linux server with webserver "Nginx" since it excels in serving static contents and can serve more concurrent clients with higher throughput than Apache.
 
Checkout http://poweruphosting.com

We have a Sales Thread in the BST section, you'll love hosting static website on our SSD Shared Hosting Nodes because it's built on 100% RAID SSD along with LiteSpeed Webserver and LiteSpeed Cache enabled.
 
A VPS or cloud hosting would be ideal choice for hosting static website.
 
for a static presentation website any shared hosting plans would be ok
 
Go for a shared hosting plan with the service, Cloudflare in mind.
 
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