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I've been looking at hosted servers to house a project or two of mine that should make a little money, but since they won't make that much money, at least not at first, I am looking for cheaper prices.
I was originally looking for mirrored disks, but that seems to cost a lot, especially since even double disk setups are not provided as mirrored, I have decided that I will just use MySQL replication to my home server and do backups there. The main static program will be rsync'ed from my home server to the remote server.
First I saw Server Beach, and would have signed up with them if my project was ready - about $99 a month. Fortunately I also found ServerPronto for only $30 a month, though I have read they are not really all that "pronto" and hackers may get to it before you do. Still, it seems to be the way to go. I just need to finish the project, and work out the details of replicating everything. Just as well, neither site is running Fedora Core 2 yet...
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Hosted Servers
Authored by: Anonymous on
Wednesday, October 27 2004 @ 09:18 PM CDT
I found an alternative to getting a hosted server - my Linksys router has built in dynamic DNS and supports two sites for it - apparently when it's DNS entry gets updated, it contacts those sites and automatically changes the dns entries. Pretty slick! $99/2 years, but I wonder if that's per domain name or what?
I think I will probably still go with the hosted server approach for now, because email and such will not have problems with AOL and other sites blocking mail from client broadband IPs.
http://linksys.tzo.com
I think I will probably still go with the hosted server approach for now, because email and such will not have problems with AOL and other sites blocking mail from client broadband IPs.