Is there any host with a shared connection that will allow Unlimited concurrent connections to both http and to mysql.
I Got a myspace clone that just blows through connections when my users are logged in.
i have a vps, and im current use lighttpd, but i want move to litespeed Standard. And i see they limit Max Concurrent Connections =150 on standard version.
but what is Max Concurrent Connections? where can i find it.
and is it the number connection via port 80 (netstat -nt | grep :80 | wc -l)?
Iam currently on godaddy on shared hosting but my site with php and mysql is very slow on queries and get a lot of timeouts
So far i have contacted the below providers and asked them how many concurrent connections on mysql database they support
hostgator - 25 connections
powweb - 20 connections
hostmonster - 30 connections
Servage - 20 connections
anhosting - 50 connections
How is most reliable and i can count on ? I want to tranfer my domain.
Server: Dell 2950
onboard NIC only
CentOS 4.6
Is it possible to run two concurrent VPN connections using the Linux Cisco VPN client? We need to have one server be able to communicate over two different vendors gateways.
Do we need to possibly add an additional NIC to the server first?
When we try to connect to another profile we get the error:
Initializing the VPN connection.
Secure VPN Connection terminated locally by the Client
Reason: A connection already exists.
Currently I use WHM/cPanel latest on a few boxes, I have (at least to my knowledge) copied the exact compile settings between servers, yet some of my servers allow me to do concurrent file downloads (using DownThemAll or another "accelerator") whilst others only let me make 1 connection. These servers also don't show me the final filesize while downloading. So my question is, what did I set/unset to cause this to happen? It's been bugging me for a month or so now and no amount of recompiling has fixed the issue (aside from a clean install of the OS/cPanel). I can provide a list of modules and other config settings if required.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI will be running Plesk.
I only need 1 user, Administrator with full Remote Desktop Connection access.
But I need to be able to serve websites using Plesk.
I'm new to Private Virtual Server and the package offered by different company are quite confusing.
I was on RackForce and their basis VPS package dds200-L can host 100 domain names on Plesk and unlimited domain names on WHM/Cpanel.
On 1and1 it didn't say if Plesk support 100 or unlimited domain names. My question is, do we always have the liberty to host unlimited domain names on our PVS?
Can anyone recommend a good VPS hosting company?
I was looking at some load balancers hosting companies offer and some of the load balancer specs say they can handle up to 15million concurrent sessions(users online at the same time), so does this mean if i had a site like wikipedia that had 15 million users online at the same time, would i be able to do this with only 2 dedicated servers, or will the Cpu's not be enough?
View 3 Replies View Relatedhow many concurrent users support a p4 3ghz with 2gb of ram?
server is running about 10 sites using php/mysql and when there are 30/40 concurrent requests on apache2 the cpu load go to 5/6 until 10 in some cases
is this normal? i need to upgrade my hardware or i need to optimize mysql/php/apache?
I'm on a vps using Dell PowerEdge Servers and 750 GB of transfer.
I have concurrent users settings to where i now have them at "50" and I'm wondering how much higher i can go without troubles.
My app is a perl cgi script in flat files and 95% of visitors will pass through my domain without seeing my webpage. They are only there approx 1 second, maybe 2 as they are quickly redirected from this platform.
My host has a custom solution installed to check for apache stalls every few minutes and it will restart apache when it sticks - and it will stick from time to time.
Just now i do about 75000 per day but plan to double to 150,000 next week and soon after will triple to 225,000 visitors per day.
Should i increase concurrent users now in prep for the increase to 150k or at what level.
Please give some suggestions for concurrent settings at future traffic levels. This host has a multiple server set up in case one fails - i should be good, i think.
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225000
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I am planning to set up a forum. What kind of server do I need? I am expecting to
have
- 40-50 concurrent users
Do I need a dedicated server (2 GB) - which would cost me about - 350$ per month - or is it
possible to find a cheaper solution?
I try to search and not found the solutions to limit concurrent of db users to connect to MySQL in same time for example:
Limit user root to connect to MySQL maximum 5 connections in same time
There have max_connections setting but it limit for all users in all connection to MySQL.
But I found that in version 4.1.x there have max_connections property in user table (Users and global privileges) of mysql database, this setting is limit connection in 60 minutes.
I would like to know if there any setting or code modify for this solution that I want.
I am planning to get a Juniper firewall, but due to SSG140 has a maximum of 48,000 concurrent sessions per second, so it triggers me how do I measure the concurrent session of a linux server of the total throughput instead of just port 80?
OS: CentOS
Is it possible to limit the max number of concurrent access to an url?
Let's see the following example: URL...
/a1 concurrent access should be limited to for example 20.
While we have an other url:
https:/ssss.com/a2
/a2 should be limited to 30.
Is it possible to do it with some apache config?
I am running Plesk 12.0.18 on Centos 6.4
I have noticed that the CPU on my VPS maxes out. This occurs when there are many concurrent visitors to any of the 7 domains. 6 of the domains run Wordpress and 1 runs php-bb forum. When I run top during high cpu I see multiple "php-cgi":
32664 xxxx 30 10 211m 38m 8228 S 21.0 0.9 0:03.70 php-cgi
32675 xxxx 30 10 209m 38m 7992 S 25.8 0.9 0:02.08 php-cgi
30809 apache 30 10 422m 98m 2492 S 8.8 2.2 0:18.07 httpd
Looking at the process
PID TTY STAT TIME COMMAND
32664 ? SN 0:01 /usr/bin/php-cgi -c /var/www/vhosts/system/websitex.com/etc/php.ini
The net result is CPU hits 100% and visitors are greeted with Service Unavailable ...
Output from /usr/local/psa/bin/php_handler --list
id: display name: full version: version: type: cgi-bin: php-cli: php.ini: custom:
cgi 5.3.3 5.3.3 5.3 cgi /usr/bin/php-cgi /etc/php.ini false
fastcgi 5.3.3 5.3.3 5.3 fastcgi /usr/bin/php-cgi /etc/php.ini false
module 5.3.3 5.3.3 5.3 module /usr/bin/php-cgi /etc/php.ini false
Like the topic suggested, anybody have a rough estimate of how many concurrent users game websites such as wildtangent and instantaction have? Also, what kind of server configuration would be necessary to support those kind of users assuming you have 1 server for web and 1 for database.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI am running lighttpd and eccelerator.
I have stripped the php-cgi.
I have tried forking anywhere from 50 to 300 to 1000 fastcgi children with PHP_FCGI_CHILDREN (through lighttpd, I'll attempt to do with same with spawn-fastcgi and fpm)
Server stats:
Intel Core i7 920
12GB DDR
250GB 7.2k RPM SATAII 16MB Cache
I am using to lighttpd's lighttpd-status to estimate concurrent connections.
When I refresh the panel, it shows that there are around 100-150 connections and around 150 requests/s in the last 5 seconds.
My vmstats show that CPU is 98% idle. Blocks written/read is neglible. MySql key_buffer set to 2gb and I'm pretty sure it's not mysql. The overwhelming majority of requests do not access mysql.
EDIT: Uh oh, I just realized that tcp_mem could be a huge bottle neck.
I just set it to:
net.ipv4.tcp_mem = 4096000 87380000 4194304000
It was previously:
net.ipv4.tcp_mem = somenumber somenumber 393,216 <<<--- WTF!
x1000 for my read values (it's an access server only). I can't benchmark the server right now so let me know if you have any suggestions besides this. I do think that this was the problem. When under load images could not be accessed either.
It seems there is a small surge that is rising with big hosting companies moving towards unlimited.
I think it started with Yahoo and now over the last few days I have noticed some other companies listed below going unlimited on space/bandwidth.
Hostmonster
IXwebhosting
startlogic
With this in mind, I suspect many others will start to follow. We shall see in the coming months.
I spent 2 weeks reading the materials this company has on it's website, AND, asking them several pre-sell questions to see if they would 'fit the bill', so to speak.
After answering all my questions, I ordered a 'managed' server, because although I have had vps's and other hosting accts., I didn't feel confident managing my own server.
Plus, they have a summer "special" for only $49.90 for the first 3 months, on a 24 month contract.
WHAT A HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE FROM THE VERY BEGINNING!
First, it took 2 and-a-half weeks to setup my server. I had to go screaming to paypal to get them to tell me my server was ready. (They SAY it'll be ready within 5 days) I had to cancel the contract, and rant and rave to get that far. (Who needs the stress - know what I mean?)
Also, I had called their support a couple times to try to get the status of my server order, and the people working for them, don't know a darn thing. I got sent to two different places, just trying to find out what had happened with my server order.
Anyway, I was satisfied that I finally had my server, and removed the claim at pp. The drama continues . . .
One of the questions I had asked them PRIOR to buying, is how much additional ip's would cost for this package. They gave me the cost, and I made a 'mental note' of it.
Last night, I sent an email to them requesting several more IP's, as I need them for several projects I've been WAITING to get started.
I was told that I can't HAVE additional IP's for my server. Has anyone EVER heard of that before?
Upon spending more time on the 'server' interface, it's nothing more than an admin panel, (not windows, whm, centos, or cpanel, etc.) that you can build 'a' website with.
Lots of FLUFF, but not the definition of a server AT ALL! It's somthing that a complete newbie would order because they can't make their own website.
So, now I've wasted almost a month screwing around with this company, and they out and out LIED to me, (I have the emails to prove it) and I'm left 'out' $50, all the time they wasted, AND, I don't know if I'm even going to be able to afford another solution until next month! I'm just getting started and my budget isn't very big, but I AM honest, and I pay my bills. I'm on disability, so I have to plan my budget carefully, until I get rich that is.
(Sorry, sidetracked there, 'cause I'm VERY upset right now.)
Bottom line, this company sucks all the way around. I think they are just so big, that there isn't any personalized service at all, and their customer service people are dumb as rocks.
Avoid them like the plague!
Have a great day everyone. I've been crying all day, so I'm going to go do some aromatherapy with a hot bath and some candles. Tomorrow is another day, and hopefully God brings me another solution.
Does any dedicated server provider give a Virtuozzo license with unlimited VEs? I've noticed that most of them give 3, 10, or max. 100. Do you have any idea why wouldn't they give a license for unlimited VEs and why are they restricting the number of VEs that we can create on a server since, as far as I've understood, Viruozzo provides license considering the CPU no.s, but not the number of VEs.
View 5 Replies View Relatedabout choosing unlimited disk space company. Which one of them is considering the best? Bluehost, Host1Plus, Hostgator, Dreamhost, Justhost?
View 13 Replies View RelatedI still doubt if they are really give their clients with unlimited disk space, unlimited data transfers and others something unlimited their offers. Please guys help me. Make a screen shoot from your cPanel if you have web hosting account from web host providers that offers unlimited services (hostmonster,hostgator,webhostingpad,lunarpages,bluehost, ect)
View 14 Replies View Relatedwhat do you consider unlimited? Is unlimited simply a marketing term? I've seen a few host go from offer 1000mb to just listing it as unlimited.
I could understand that after some time a person may become confused once they start using too many resources but was the "unlimited" just a trend other hosting companies have followed? or do you congregate somewhere and decided, hey we should do unlimited, lol.
I'm curious because I see these "unlimited" plans a lot, as a consumer I'm really starting to focus more on plans that do listed in numbers what you get as appose to just seeing the word unlimited.
With everyone doing unlimited hosting (except us probably). Would anyone be interested in Unlimited˛ hosting? Unlimited space to the ˛ power?
View 7 Replies View RelatedDo u want to run an online e-commerce store? create a forum? or develop the next facebook or myspace? If you answered yes to any of th questions then there are very important factors you need to consider before choosing a host.
You have to understand that there's a difference between Database and database size. UNLIMITED database means that you have as many databases as you want, but of what use is an unlimited database if the disk size for the database is just 50MB for example. Don't be deceived by the number of database a web host company is willing to chun out. Do a little research, ask questions. Afterall you might not need an unlimited database afterall.
the industry is back to where it was about 8 years ago, when only a few companies offering unlimited were labeled as "scam". Now 8 years down the road, most of the large companies offering unlimited everything, but everyone is ok with it.
What is next? How will the competition go on?
Examples:
Unlimited + Free 2nd Unlimited account.
Unlimited + Unlimited = Unlimited!!
Unlimited + FREE CASH!
How low can these companies go? How will they keep up the competition since there is no more disk space or bandwidth left to compete on. Maybe start free hosting? Start giving out cash to sign up?
If you look at one of those Top 10 hosting web sites, you will see all the companies listed now offer unlimited everything, just different pricing structure. Since they all offer the same thing, wouldn't the person looking just click on the lowest price? Since most people aren't aware of overselling or the unlimited truth, they see it as something that they will never run out of. Average consumer is not aware of these marketing gimmicks.
Honestly if my cell phone provider was offering unlimited minutes for $45 per month, and another one was offering $100 for 1000 minutes my choice would be unlimited. I would even put up with a little bit of crap from the support for $45 unlimited talk time, and a few service outages.
Globaltap.com offers unlimited FTP accounts on their shared plans.
How can it be?
I haven't shopped for hosting for a few years now so I am not in the loop... but how are all these hosts offering "unlimited everything" plans?
View 14 Replies View RelatedDo you have any one who can provide me an unlimited smtp service.
It works like this. Through my vb program using Microsoft CDO mail object, i must be able to send thousands of emails per day. say nearly 10000 mails / day. each mail that send contain 1 jpg attachment. think of it as the firefox addon "clipmark"
pm me with a quotation. If affordable, i ll consider to make a year service agreement.