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Finding the right web hosting isn’t easy.
Hopefully, this infographic will make it a little easier to make your web hosting choice as you decide between a:
- Shared server
- Dedicated server
- Cloud server
- Reseller hosting
- Colocated hosting
- VPS or VDS
And what about a CDN?
Give this a review and see if it helps:
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Try reading about why you should consider managed WordPress hosting and the difference between managed and unmanaged web hosting.
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Eric Dye
Support Lead at Valet, and Proprietor of DYECASTING. Human by day, gamer at night, lover of coffee, and all things spicy.
Most churches probably only ever need shared hosting or at best managed WordPress hosting if they’re using that CMS and want a tad bit more performance for some extra cash. Even a mega-church could get by on a VPS. Some VPS setups are so loaded that a dedicated server isn’t even a thought. Colocation is definitely out of the picture. I always recommend managed service for a server. Administering your own server is only for Linux gurus with extra time on their hands.
$10/mo for decent shared hosting. $30 for managed WordPress. Under $80 for a managed VPS. Fortunately most churches don’t have to think too hard about this. Option one and two is where it’s at.
Spoken like a true pro. 🙂
Hi, Eric! I was always fascinated about infographics and have tried few times to create my own, but I found it very difficult to represent all the information via graphics. Probably will include this in my blog. Thanks for sharing it!
Cool! Thanks!