I haven't responded because vger does this stuff for a living, and I would expect his advice to be right on.
I haven't responded because vger does this stuff for a living, and I would expect his advice to be right on.
Well that's just great. I am fine with deferring that however I've not gotten what I really need which is what TO do. Just what NOT to do (don't use 256MB, etc).
So truly what are the requirements? I've got to believe on a shared plan I have access to smaller amounts of memory on average than on these Virtual Private plans.
1. DO buy one with more than 256 Mbs of RAMwhat I really need which is what TO do. Just what NOT to do
2. DO buy a fully managed VPS
3. DO surf to find a deal that is suitable for your needs.
I don't know what else you're hoping that people will say.
Vger
256 MB - your site doesn't have a lot of products or attributes
512 MB - should be able to run the same Zen Cart you are now but with less problems than a Shared account
1 GB - at this level better you can do a lot but now getting into VPS vs Dedicated situation
If your pocketbook/budget allows for it, a Dedicated Server is always best; don't have to share anything with anyone.
With all of the above and unless familiar with Server Admin, make sure to get Managed!
For the most part, a Shared or Reseller account should handle all your Hosting needs. If your current Hosting account is having problems then it might be best to just change Hosters.
The next time you ask for advice I'll remind myself not to respond to your posts. It's a complete waste of effort and a totally thankless endeavour.a straight forward answer which covers all the bases . at last
Vger