Hello,
I am looking for a reliable company that will manage a server without any control panel installed.
This server will host about 100 CMS driven websites in a virtual hosting environment with each instance having its own database.
Apache + mysql
There will be no email services.
Thanks.Go with serverwizards.com, they manage 4 of my servers without control panel, fast and knowledgeable people. I've been very happy with their service.Im just curious, what CMS? Are they all busy? seems like a lot for one server if they are all busyI hope to run 100-120 TYPO3 instances.
TYPO3 requires a lot of cpu/memory.
These are for typical small businesses so not that busy - no forums etc.
Realistically, I think less than 1GB of bandwidth a month.
What type of server would you recommend?Typo3 needs a lot of CPU resources apart from memory.You will need a Dual core server for better performance.If you're only pushing 1-2 gigs per month then any modern server would do. That isn't much load at all. For 100+ sites thats really nothing that a decent configured server with a cache/accelerator and optimizied httpd daemon couldn't handle.
I'd do tinyhttpd/php & xcache combo and be done with it.
I am looking for a reliable company that will manage a server without any control panel installed.
This server will host about 100 CMS driven websites in a virtual hosting environment with each instance having its own database.
Apache + mysql
There will be no email services.
Thanks.Go with serverwizards.com, they manage 4 of my servers without control panel, fast and knowledgeable people. I've been very happy with their service.Im just curious, what CMS? Are they all busy? seems like a lot for one server if they are all busyI hope to run 100-120 TYPO3 instances.
TYPO3 requires a lot of cpu/memory.
These are for typical small businesses so not that busy - no forums etc.
Realistically, I think less than 1GB of bandwidth a month.
What type of server would you recommend?Typo3 needs a lot of CPU resources apart from memory.You will need a Dual core server for better performance.If you're only pushing 1-2 gigs per month then any modern server would do. That isn't much load at all. For 100+ sites thats really nothing that a decent configured server with a cache/accelerator and optimizied httpd daemon couldn't handle.
I'd do tinyhttpd/php & xcache combo and be done with it.