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Which server would be best?

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For similar site to musicv2.com...

 

whcih would be streaming mp3 files from its own server which had been uploaded by members.

 

what kind of host? any recomendations?

 

shared server? semi dedicated? dedicated? vps?

 

which?

 

 

Heres a quote?

30Gb HDD 200Gb monthly transfer

CPU burstable to 500mHz RAM burstable to 768Mb

Set up fee: €20 Monthly fee: €40

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Hey again hunty!

Unless you're actually streaming live video you don't need a dedicated server.

All I would suggest is a shared server or possibly a VPS with a large bandwidth.

For normal video file viewing a normal shared server host is fine.

 

It's a unrequired expense for such a thing, I can't understand why you're host advised you otherwise!

 

Good luck and we hope we can be of design use to you!

 

Kindest Regards,

B.

For similar site to musicv2.com...

 

whcih would be streaming mp3 files from its own server which had been uploaded by members.

 

what kind of host? any recomendations?

 

shared server? semi dedicated? dedicated? vps?

 

which?

 

 

Heres a quote?

 

I would imagine that with that level of CPU and a busy site you are going to run into a number of problems with performance.

 

Maybe look at getting an Atom Server? http://www.a2b2.com supply them from £25 per month with a setup fee. Your going to get better performance from that box than I would think from a VPS with a burstable 500MHZ processing power.

 

What kind of traffic does your site (if live) presently do?

For similar site to musicv2.com...

 

whcih would be streaming mp3 files from its own server which had been uploaded by members.

 

what kind of host? any recomendations?

 

shared server? semi dedicated? dedicated? vps?

 

which?

 

 

Heres a quote?

 

A higher end shared server or a vps should be fine. If you a larger number users, you may think of a dedicated.

I would never want a site like that running on a shared server... I would say VPS at a minimum and then upgrade to dedicated when the time came :)

  • 1 month later...
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Any of the a2b2 VPS packages should cover what you need :)

Would it allow regular downloads?

So many different answers = me , still non the wiser :(

 

ATOM?

 

WAS THINKIN OF vps1 http://www.a2b2.com/hosting/vps

 

To start with, would that be ok start with and managed?

 

Don't forget that VPS is still shared resources (processor) and you would still largely be best off starting off on a dedicated if you expect any growth.

 

If you want vps then avoid the budget ones as the performance from them may not even be comparable to a "good" shared host.

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Il give an example, see what ye think....

 

200users with 250mb of space each.

Im goin to allow them to upload and stream tracks they produce, in or aorun 5-10mb per tune, theyd produce 1 or 3 a month say! And it would be availabe to stream on the site for people to listen to, registered users.

Also would have 200/300 registered users aswell - possible listeners of tracks that are produced

 

What kind of server would i be looking at would you think?

Does this info help?

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