What a fucking useless contribution. :angryfire:I didn't hear about them.
What a fucking useless contribution. :angryfire:
I don't know anything about them, but stay away from their "cloud hosting" product. If you notice, the screenshot for "cloud hosting" on Dedicated Servers, VPS, Domain Names, Web Hosting and Web Design - Beyond Hosting shows cPanel - nothing more than standard shared hosting.
I was checking out the VPS optimized for p202 (cached and PHP tuned). Way faster than WiredTree, hit them up for a demo test and compare it to your tracker with whichloadsfaster.com.
What a fucking useless contribution. :angryfire:
I don't know anything about them, but stay away from their "cloud hosting" product. If you notice, the screenshot for "cloud hosting" on Dedicated Servers, VPS, Domain Names, Web Hosting and Web Design - Beyond Hosting shows cPanel - nothing more than standard shared hosting.
There's a difference between a Cloud Server (or VPS) and a Cloud Site (such as wordpress.com or rackspacecloud.com's systems which are more similar to shared hosting with no root access, but the site is distributed over many servers). cPanel can be installed on a "cloud server" (generally just a VPS with more network backup options & such) like Storm on Demand, but at $5/month, they're not providing cloud anything.Cant cloud hosting come with cPanel installed?? I have StormonDemand, which i think is teh cloudz but i have added on cPanel to it.
There's a difference between a Cloud Server (or VPS) and a Cloud Site (such as wordpress.com or rackspacecloud.com's systems which are more similar to shared hosting with no root access, but the site is distributed over many servers). cPanel can be installed on a "cloud server" (generally just a VPS with more network backup options & such) like Storm on Demand, but at $5/month, they're not providing cloud anything.
There's a difference between a Cloud Server (or VPS) and a Cloud Site (such as wordpress.com or rackspacecloud.com's systems which are more similar to shared hosting with no root access, but the site is distributed over many servers). cPanel can be installed on a "cloud server" (generally just a VPS with more network backup options & such) like Storm on Demand, but at $5/month, they're not providing cloud anything.
which vps setups did you test against each other?