It Finally Happened, Godadyy is failing me! > help!

Well it finally happened. My page was unreachable beacuse of to manny connections, ,i have a delux plan that let u have either 100 or 150 connections at once.. and i couldnt get to my own page at one point!

should i upgrade to a dedicated server with godaddy.. is it time?
or is godaddy a no go.. (domains only cause they are cheap!)

Who would be a good host to go with ro replace it? .

 

don't go with godaddy, they aren't the best host.

what are your useage stats? you may still be able to go with shared hosting.

otherwise, you should look into a dedicated host, but you definitely need to share what kind of stats your using.

im guessing its your proxies?

 

"Deluxe: 100 connections" -- ok heres some stats

General Summary
1. Host name .com
2. Host URL .com
3. Program start time Oct 24, 2007 10:53
4. Time of first request Nov 19, 2006 03:05
5. Time of last request Oct 24, 2007 00:23
6. Time last 7 days lasts until Oct 24, 2007 10:53
7. Successful server requests 7,605,145 Requests
8. Successful requests in last 7 days 843,230 Requests
9. Successful requests for pages 311,895 Requests for pages
10. Successful requests for pages in last 7 days 8,071 Requests for pages
11. Distinct files requested 3,303,652 Files
12. Distinct files requested in last 7 days 456,825 Files
13. Distinct hosts served 105,994 Hosts
14. Distinct hosts served in last 7 days 22,076 Hosts
15. Corrupt lines in the logfile 2 Lines
16. Unwanted lines in the logfile 148,096 Lines
17. Total data transferred 157.465 GB
18. Total data transferred in last 7 days 17.534 GB

The proxy site defiantly has the most traffic (even those it dosnt make me much money...) worth killing proxie? or upgraded to virtual dedicated.. or..

 

Godaddy said the the 100 connections is limited to the database, which proxies sites don't use... (i belive i emailed back to confirm)

 

Proxies can easily use over 100 concurrent connections (apache not sql) due to high traffic and reach.

 

so would it be better to upgrade my hosting account.. or just scrap the proxy site...

 

i have an account with 1and1 very basic one.. the only prob i see with them is they cap databases at 100mb. which would be fine for now.. but if one of the sites take off could be a problem...

 

Always go with host that has enough good rep...and not those common domain reg turned hosts like godaddy, 1and1, etc.

 

Might be worth considering moving just your proxy site somewhere else i.e. to a specialized proxy web host. There are plenty of people around DP like me, agnivo007, thewird that offer this service and would be willing to help you with your proxy.

I can also make offer for a dedicated server if you want where you can keep all your websites.

 

Successful requests for pages in last 7 days 8,071 Requests for pages

That's nothing,this is your proxy script keeping alive the connection and overloading it

 

If you want reliable hosting PM. I dont know why you guys go on godaddy for hosting they are good for domains not HOSTING.

- Prilep

 

Well in my own defense it was about a year and a half ago when i was just starting to build more sites and got tired of the free hosting. haha i was still a young apprentice to the webmaster world.

Now its just my goal to make high traffic pages and work on my semi retirement

 

I would at least put your proxy site on a different proxy friendly host.

 

Not because I sell proxy hosting, but yes, it's a good idea to move your web proxy to a proxy host.

 

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Thank you.

 

Will check it out thanks
is there ay data base connection or size limits
or server connection limits?

 

Not on dedicated servers..

 

100 concurrent connections are generally reached by proxies easily. I would recommend you to moving to another web host.

A shared hosting would allow that too, except the over sellers.