Help with big site and hosting

outsiderzone

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Hi, i have some problems with my hosting. I have a big site with about 25k pages and growing...10 autoblogs and 20 microniches...I overloaded the cpu resources in banahosting and bluehost ( i have all my sites shared between this both host providers).
Which is the next step? VPS? dedicated? more shared accounts?

I would like a host with full control and some different ips.

any suggestion or help?

thanks and sorry for my poor english.

Regards from Spain.
 
you could try a VPS like XSserver.eu

They seem to have decent pricing and are recommended by some fellow bhw members.

Hope this helps.
 
If i was you, with that many pages, and autoblogs you should have MORE then enough money to go straight to a fully managed dedicated server
 
http://www.hostgator.com/dedicated.shtml Elite Dedicated server, is what i would choose if i was you
 
you get what you pay for, i am sure you can find other dedi's a bit more cheaper. Then there are some out there that are really cheap but its shit, and of course there are dedicated servers out there that are alot more expensive then that with the same specs.
 
I have personally always used Host Gator no matter what type of needs I have and every time I have been pleased to say my sites have not crashed nor had problems... you may want to check them out. Probably shared hosting won't take care of you but VPS should.
 
Try VPS with knownhost plan VS2 it is around $37/month with cpanel and fully managed server then ask them to install nginx. you have option to add more IPs $1/month for each IP. They have a 30 days money back in case it didn't work out.

good luck.
 
i just purchased a hostgator vps...they are migrating all my sites now.
Thanks everyone
 
I would stay clear of big names hosts - hostgator bluehost and so on. I found that going with smaller hosts gets far better support. Then again if you don't have many needs you should be OK...
 
I would stay clear of big names hosts - hostgator bluehost and so on. I found that going with smaller hosts gets far better support. Then again if you don't have many needs you should be OK...

Hostgator has been nothing but great to me so far, No issue. They always solve any problem pretty quickly
 
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