Hosting Bandwidth
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htest0449
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- Nov 8, 2022
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Hello
Different types of websites have different storage needs. A simple blog will have different needs compared to a WooCommerce site selling various products. Blogs and personal sites typically consist of posts, photos and sometimes video files and generally don’t require much space.
Portfolio, agency, app, and business websites with dynamic content, including images, videos, audio, and scripts, might need more space.
Different types of websites have different storage needs. A simple blog will have different needs compared to a WooCommerce site selling various products. Blogs and personal sites typically consist of posts, photos and sometimes video files and generally don’t require much space.
Portfolio, agency, app, and business websites with dynamic content, including images, videos, audio, and scripts, might need more space.
Mikoto
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My site would like just a news site, sharing news example from crypto and just have articles with photos.
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Yes, as long as you optimize your blog normally. 10.000 visits should not be a problem at all. Don´t worry.
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Use cloudflare, they will cache your static resources(e.g. images) and deliver them from their CDN so your bandwidth will be left untouched.
Mikoto
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Would the free one enough for this?
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yes, of course.
Aureus
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yes it is more than enough
JasonS
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Easy way to calculate is this: use the Pingdom's Tool and test a few of the pages of your website. It'll give you the rough estimate about how many resources it's going to take per visitor.
Also use Cloudflare as suggested above in the posts. It'll save the bandwidth from large images, scrips and css files.
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Compress images and use Cloudflare cache + wordpress fastcgi then everything is OK.
Unless you have heavy load videos hosted.
Unless you have heavy load videos hosted.
