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RE: Add-on domains and website performance
- Thread starter jeremie
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'Add-on domains' will not effect your performance at all.
Not sure about them but have heard the mentioned here before. Just remember you get what you pay for. You may have problems, it is better off just paying for a propper host, they are cheap enough these days.
Not sure about them but have heard the mentioned here before. Just remember you get what you pay for. You may have problems, it is better off just paying for a propper host, they are cheap enough these days.
McGuywer
Executive Member
Jeremie, depends on what you wanna do.
Small site = free hosting
Medium site = paid hosting
I would say more than 50 unique hits a month and you should get paid hosting...
Small site = free hosting
Medium site = paid hosting
I would say more than 50 unique hits a month and you should get paid hosting...
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The question you're asking very much depends on how your site is setup and what load its currently getting. Further more the application that you running and how its coded affects how it and other sites using the same application pools respond.
In a nutshell, a few add on domains / applications to a site receiving average load (5000 hits per day) should manage fine.
In a nutshell, a few add on domains / applications to a site receiving average load (5000 hits per day) should manage fine.