I Now Hate Hostwind !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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i am always getting error 508

Resource Limit Is Reached
The website is temporarily unable to service your request as it exceeded resource limit. Please try again later.

i feel like i have wasted my money buying the business plan and yet the team can even find a way to solve this issues
 
Switch to Digital ocean or amazon. You will thank me later.
I am not good with hosting in cloud service

and it will be costly for me ! I run Mp3 download site
 
Have anybody use contabo vps before here
 
Wpx or siteground mate those two are really good
thats funny, because I have the exact same problem with Siteground...and every single time I write the support they wanna make an upsell. Even funnier is that this problem happens, because their cPanel is creating tens of thousands of files by itself (statistics, temps etc. from my websites). So basically they create a problem and then try to make an upsell. not nice.
 
thats funny, because I have the exact same problem with Siteground...and every single time I write the support they wanna make an upsell. Even funnier is that this problem happens, because their cPanel is creating tens of thousands of files by itself (statistics, temps etc. from my websites). So basically they create a problem and then try to make an upsell. not nice.
i guess that what hostwind is doing with ............. my friend have left the host to speedhost
 
i guess that what hostwind is doing with ............. my friend have left the host to speedhost
There are ways to see whats wrong and what causes the problem. Just check it in the cPanel.
 
i am always getting error 508

Resource Limit Is Reached
The website is temporarily unable to service your request as it exceeded resource limit. Please try again later.

i feel like i have wasted my money buying the business plan and yet the team can even find a way to solve this issues


Solution:

Goto digital ocean or aws or azure or firebase
Get an Ubuntu vps
Install LAMP stack
Put your data in public_html
Connect the domain to your IP by adding A record in zonefile
Wait

Done


Everything in your control!

Stop hate
Take action
 
Use some VPS it can easily have 100 GB for very little price compared to shared hosting with same space.
 
Solution:

Goto digital ocean or aws or azure or firebase
Get an Ubuntu vps
Install LAMP stack
Put your data in public_html
Connect the domain to your IP by adding A record in zonefile
Wait

Done


Everything in your control!

Stop hate
Take action

With digital ocean is possible to host 5+ website on the same ubuntu vps? or I need a new droplet each time?
 
Solution:

Goto digital ocean or aws or azure or firebase
Get an Ubuntu vps
Install LAMP stack
Put your data in public_html
Connect the domain to your IP by adding A record in zonefile
Wait

Done


Everything in your control!

Stop hate
Take action
How can I spend much site that is not earning much yet
 
Use some VPS it can easily have 100 GB for very little price compared to shared hosting with same space.
I am planing to move vps ! Cos the amount I paid for hostwind business plan could have gotten me a nice vps with a good storage
 
I am not good with hosting in cloud service

You just need a week of practice. That should do it. If you are afraid of cli, then download and install webmin in your server. Believe me, it's very easy to do. Just copy paste (obviously, check what you are pasting first. Don't download a virus please) from tutorials.

and it will be costly for me ! I run Mp3 download site

You could serve your mp3s (considering they are legal ones) through an external cdn. Shouldn't cost you an arm and a leg. For the site, it can be as cheap as $6; depending on the plan. a 2GB vps is 10 times better than those shitty cpanel hosts with every kind of limit possible, and shared ips.


Edit: FYI..

Install LAMP stack in digital ocean (or any ubuntu based server for that matter):

Code:
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-apache-mysql-php-lamp-stack-ubuntu-18-04

Install LEMP (if you prefer nginx) in any ubuntu based server:

Code:
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-nginx-mysql-php-lemp-stack-ubuntu-18-04

Install webmin on your ubuntu server (be sure to disable webmin when not using. That will make sure that the service doesn't eat your RAM up):

Code:
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-webmin-on-ubuntu-18-04



I have tested them all. All work fine, just copy paste dude..
 
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You just need a week of practice. That should do it. If you are afraid of cli, then download and install webmin in your server. Believe me, it's very easy to do. Just copy paste (obviously, check what you are pasting first. Don't download a virus please) from tutorials.



You could serve your mp3s (considering they are legal ones) through an external cdn. Shouldn't cost you an arm and a leg. For the site, it can be as cheap as $6; depending on the plan. a 2GB vps is 10 times better than those shitty cpanel hosts with every kind of limit possible, and shared ips.


Edit: FYI..

Install LAMP stack in digital ocean (or any ubuntu based server for that matter):

Code:
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-apache-mysql-php-lamp-stack-ubuntu-18-04

Install LEMP (if you prefer nginx) in any ubuntu based server:

Code:
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-nginx-mysql-php-lemp-stack-ubuntu-18-04

Install webmin on your ubuntu server (be sure to disable webmin when not using. That will make sure that the service doesn't eat your RAM up):

Code:
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-webmin-on-ubuntu-18-04



I have tested them all. All work fine, just copy paste dude..
Thanks man , I will study all this carefully because performing any action thanks


Hope I can PM for any further Question
 
Thanks man , I will study all this carefully because performing any action thanks
Best of luck. Afterall, you want to have big websites..right? Be prepared for it. No big website hosts their app in a shared hosting. Dive in, and learn. That will save you money in the long run. I have been through it too.


Hope I can PM for any further Question
You are welcome to, but I suggest that you ask in the public forum. That will be helpful to others. Plus, other members who have knowledge about these stuffs (I can guarantee you there are many here) will be able to answer AND/OR correct my answer too.
 
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