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Crazy Nuggets Blog » VPS - Learning by Destruction — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 14:18:38 +0000

[...] VPS – Learning by Destruction December 15, 2007 on 9:18 am | In Web Hosting | Recently I acquired access to my own VPS. (Virtual Private Server) The company I work for is about to roll out a new set of VPS hosting packages and they want the employees to “test” them. For those of you who host your sites on a “shared server” environment, which I would assume the average site owner does, a VPS is an entirely different beast. To compare, a shared environment houses hundreds of sites on one server. Resources are limited and if you use to many – say you make it on the fr Read more here. [...]

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Crazy Nuggets Blog » VPS - Learning by Destruction — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 14:02:05 +0000

[...] VPS – Learning by Destruction December 15, 2007 on 9:01 am | In Web Hosting | Recently I acquired access to my own VPS. (Virtual Private Server) The company I work for is about to roll out a new set of VPS hosting packages and they want the employees to “test” them. For those of you who host your sites on a “shared server” environment, which I would assume the average site owner does, a VPS is an entirely different beast. To compare, a shared environment houses hundreds of sites on one server. Resources are limited and if you use to many – say you make it on the fr Read more here. [...]

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Crazy Nuggets Blog » VPS - Learning by Destruction — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 13:42:05 +0000

[...] VPS – Learning by Destruction December 15, 2007 on 8:41 am | In Web Hosting | Recently I acquired access to my own VPS. (Virtual Private Server) The company I work for is about to roll out a new set of VPS hosting packages and they want the employees to “test” them. For those of you who host your sites on a “shared server” environment, which I would assume the average site owner does, a VPS is an entirely different beast. To compare, a shared environment houses hundreds of sites on one server. Resources are limited and if you use to many – say you make it on the fr Read more here. [...]

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Crazy Nuggets Blog » VPS - Learning by Destruction — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 11:48:28 +0000

[...] VPS – Learning by Destruction December 15, 2007 on 6:48 am | In Web Hosting | Recently I acquired access to my own VPS. (Virtual Private Server) The company I work for is about to roll out a new set of VPS hosting packages and they want the employees to “test” them. For those of you who host your sites on a “shared server” environment, which I would assume the average site owner does, a VPS is an entirely different beast. To compare, a shared environment houses hundreds of sites on one server. Resources are limited and if you use to many – say you make it on the fr Read more here. [...]

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Crazy Nuggets Blog » VPS - Learning by Destruction — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 11:32:54 +0000

[...] VPS – Learning by Destruction December 15, 2007 on 6:32 am | In Web Hosting | Recently I acquired access to my own VPS. (Virtual Private Server) The company I work for is about to roll out a new set of VPS hosting packages and they want the employees to “test” them. For those of you who host your sites on a “shared server” environment, which I would assume the average site owner does, a VPS is an entirely different beast. To compare, a shared environment houses hundreds of sites on one server. Resources are limited and if you use to many – say you make it on the fr Read more here. [...]

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Crazy Nuggets Blog » VPS - Learning by Destruction — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 10:07:50 +0000

[...] Recently I acquired access to my own VPS. (Virtual Private Server) The company I work for is about to roll out a new set of VPS hosting packages and they want the employees to “test” them. For those of you who host your sites on a “shared server” environment, which I would assume the average site owner does, a VPS is an entirely different beast. To compare, a shared environment houses hundreds of sites on one server. Resources are limited and if you use to many – say you make it on the fr Read more here. [...]