They are not on your list, yet I used 1and1 aka Ionos, which was great when I hosted a WordPress Multisite installation, the server was very performant and their customer service was excellent.
Their pricing model was okay for my use case at the time. I would recommend them if you are looking to host a low demand web consultancy with minimal hosting costs. I managed 5 websites and they run well.
They have a tier structure, which allowed my service to scale up if my WordPress instance received addition demand with in my budget. Before making use of the WordPress multisite feature I was running all 5 client websites on their own app instance, and the server could handle it all.
I believe I was using the Level 3 tier package that supported up to 9GB of RAM and the Storage was unlimited yet their was a 200k file limit, so in the end the WordPress multisite feature helped to reduce my use from 180k to 90k.
I'm a father of four. I started out as a self-taught programmer, completed a B.S. in Computer Science and am currently employed full-time since 1998.
I also own a small mobile software company.
I've been with them for nearly 15 years. I've only ever had a few hiccups. That said, I'm probably going to move to Digital Ocean soon because I need more control. The only downside is moving the email hosting, too.
Handling emails is one massive undertaking, I tried many methods and finally gave up. The issue is mainly to do with security and setting up multiple domains and users on one server.
I tried doing it on my own before watching a video from Luke Smith.
I'm a father of four. I started out as a self-taught programmer, completed a B.S. in Computer Science and am currently employed full-time since 1998.
I also own a small mobile software company.
I used to self-host my email on a Fedora server in my basement. I loved the control I had, but I realized I spent a lot of time worrying about it instead of my business. I was always communicating with other hosts to whitelist my server or always worrying about the server crashing when I was on vacation.
Perhaps that would be a good use of a Digital Ocean droplet. 🤔
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They are not on your list, yet I used 1and1 aka Ionos, which was great when I hosted a WordPress Multisite installation, the server was very performant and their customer service was excellent.
Their pricing model was okay for my use case at the time. I would recommend them if you are looking to host a low demand web consultancy with minimal hosting costs. I managed 5 websites and they run well.
They have a tier structure, which allowed my service to scale up if my WordPress instance received addition demand with in my budget. Before making use of the WordPress multisite feature I was running all 5 client websites on their own app instance, and the server could handle it all.
I believe I was using the Level 3 tier package that supported up to 9GB of RAM and the Storage was unlimited yet their was a 200k file limit, so in the end the WordPress multisite feature helped to reduce my use from 180k to 90k.
I've been with them for nearly 15 years. I've only ever had a few hiccups. That said, I'm probably going to move to Digital Ocean soon because I need more control. The only downside is moving the email hosting, too.
Handling emails is one massive undertaking, I tried many methods and finally gave up. The issue is mainly to do with security and setting up multiple domains and users on one server.
I tried doing it on my own before watching a video from Luke Smith.
youtube.com/watch?v=9zP7qooM4pY
I used to self-host my email on a Fedora server in my basement. I loved the control I had, but I realized I spent a lot of time worrying about it instead of my business. I was always communicating with other hosts to whitelist my server or always worrying about the server crashing when I was on vacation.
Perhaps that would be a good use of a Digital Ocean droplet. 🤔