How to choose VPS

[SiberForum]

f you are only hosting 3 or 4 sites, you don't need a VPS. It would just be a waste of money. Just get a decent shared hosting plan from somebody stable.

Depends on the sites content and business, so I would not be that definite about need or don't need.

 

[deeplist]

You're quoting a post of mine that's nearly 4 months old. Move on DB.

 

[zipman816]

We are six months into this thread ,I wonder if Ace has gotten hooked up with a provider yet .
Please let us know what you ended up with, we're all on pins and needles waiting.

 

[Derek Flahost]

We are six months into this thread ,I wonder if Ace has gotten hooked up with a provider yet .
Please let us know what you ended up with, we're all on pins and needles waiting.

I think it is time we abandon this thread.
Usually no one will come back to a thread which has created 6 months ago.
So no point if we keep staying in this thread.

 

[zoomactive]

You will only need a VPS if those sites you have are using a lot of resources. Most sites do not use a lot of resources and you could even have 10 websites on a paid shared hosting account. Just be sure to watch your disk space and bandwidth.

 

[Master TJ]

You will only need a VPS if those sites you have are using a lot of resources. Most sites do not use a lot of resources and you could even have 10 websites on a paid shared hosting account. Just be sure to watch your disk space and bandwidth.

Cant you read what are you replying to?

 

[CS Squad]

Seems like zoomactive behave the same as zipman816.
Posting at dead threads for post count.
Argh...

 

[Hannellene]

You will only need a VPS if those sites you have are using a lot of resources.

 

[chris7071]

Hi,
I would recommend you to get a VPS with 512MB RAM with no control panel and a simple operating system however if you purchase cPanel or Plesk than I would recommend 1GB of RAM and minimum of 2 cores of CPU usage will do fine for you ..

I hope it helps ..

 

[Derek Flahost]

Hi,
I would recommend you to get a VPS with 512MB RAM with no control panel and a simple operating system however if you purchase cPanel or Plesk than I would recommend 1GB of RAM and minimum of 2 cores of CPU usage will do fine for you ..

I hope it helps ..

Aren't 512MB RAM is a little too huge for a person who only host several websites?
The OP should go for shared hosting first, when it is insufficient, then only go for VPS.