Ishmayl
07-28-2006, 05:11 PM
Hullo folks,
I run a site called the "Campaign Builders' Guild," (www.thecbg.org). It's a fantasy world-building website that has new members every day, and constant, relatively steady traffic. We've been on dreamhost for the last year, and that was a huge mistake. They are down ALL THE TIME. Literally. They've actually become a satire of themselves, except it's not funny. I just want a good server (linux-based) that can handle steady flow of anywhere from 10-20 people at a time, constantly, and all day long, with the capabilities of growing, but without being ridiculously expensive. Of course, I'm willing to spend a little bit of money, because apparently, going cheap was what got me into this problem in the first place.
Cheers!
-Brandon
I run a site called the "Campaign Builders' Guild," (www.thecbg.org). It's a fantasy world-building website that has new members every day, and constant, relatively steady traffic. We've been on dreamhost for the last year, and that was a huge mistake. They are down ALL THE TIME. Literally. They've actually become a satire of themselves, except it's not funny. I just want a good server (linux-based) that can handle steady flow of anywhere from 10-20 people at a time, constantly, and all day long, with the capabilities of growing, but without being ridiculously expensive. Of course, I'm willing to spend a little bit of money, because apparently, going cheap was what got me into this problem in the first place.
Cheers!
-Brandon