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Web Hosting for High-Traffic Websites: Scaling Your Resources
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[QUOTE="moonchild, post: 343535, member: 57467"] If you have a high traffic website like Reddit for example then the best way to host it is to basically use a dedicated server you can't be using a shared server or share resources on enormous traffic machines, your server will always be crashing and your users won't enjoy a good experience using your platform. There are a lot of solutions like using Digital Ocean or Amazon AWS to make it happen, they have free trial where you don't have to pay for a complete year and also have an option where you pay as you go, so you only get to pay for the resources you have consumed. [/QUOTE]
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