Posts made by Usman Asar

Hello Visvanath,

32 core and 128 GB machine partitioned among 128 sites?

I am afraid, this is not the case, this much spec is partitioned among 500+ accounts (on 90% of the hosting providers), this is why those hosting providers who do offer Business/Enterprise hosting accounts, do mention (less accounts per server) and they are around 100 for Business class hosting. hosing comapnies can get away easily with this much allocation as may be 5% of the customers actually use their shared hosting, else if someone is very serious about their project, they would be opting for a VPS or dedicated, but nevertheless a good place to start with shared.

The PlanetHoster numbers - 8 CPU cores, 16GB RAM - they call it shared, not VPS? Are these guaranteed minimum or average?

These are guaranteed minimum (shared) allocated resources to your account, minimum starts with this configuration you can go as high as 1024 Cores, 2048 GB RAM and 2048 MB I/O, and you can isolate these allocated resources among your sites, like for example you can make 4 independent portfolios of 2 CPU, 4GB Ram and 4 MB I/O choosing between Canadian or French datacenter, or allocate all to one. but being shared you cannot keep taxing resources 100% of the time, where as in VPS you can keep 100% CPU usage all the time. more allocated resources means you can get your work done quicker without taxing the resources.

I just bought their minimum package for test, and so far I am impressed, as these resource allocation, site isolation, choice between datacentres even on one account, all sites with SSL included, is something I havent experienced in ANY of the shared hosts, as I test shared hostings with respect to moodle installations. Likely I will stay with them for a very long time.

first, for mare 40 concurrent, you will be more than good enough on just one of VMs with 8GB RAM and 4 core (depending upon your hypervisor).

but lets say, you're targeting high availability, then why citrix load balancer? as windows server comes with built-in tools for load balancing and high availability already, and all free to use.
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Marc, your username and database names MUST be with your account username on bluehost

so they'll be like marc_databasename and same goes for database username. 

Moodle in English -> Themes -> Theme configuration -> Re: Theme configuration

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Once page is loaded, view page source to get HTML, and get some idea of how page is rendered in HTML from there. 

you wont find HTML files anywhere, moodle isnt a static site to be built upon front end mark up language like HTML, the webserver converts the PHP files into HTML for the browser to understand, that is why best way to look into HTML of rendered page is looking at the page source, 

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