When should you use a Virtual Private Server?
Starting with a VPS plan from the beginning is a good idea. eCommerce websites, for example, that require secure payments in a fast and stable environment can greatly benefit from a virtual private server. In fact, if you store sensitive data or have to process online payments, a virtual private server (VPS) can help you reduce the risk of security breaches and identity theft.
A VPS hosting plan can also be beneficial if you anticipate traffic spikes on your site at specific times, such as in the case of an event planning or ticket-selling website. Game servers, such as CS:GO or Minecraft, and other resource-intensive websites perform much better on a virtual private server.
SiteGround has gone down from when I…
David L
SiteGround has gone down from when I first started with them. Their support staff is still friendly and helpful but HOW you access them is now horrible. It used to be that one could open a ticket and then go on about your business. That was Nirvana!Now you have to dodge a phalanx of questions just to get to the two options of "chat" and "telephone", neither of which give you the freedom to communicate asynchronously! Their Site Tools is a pain in the rear (give me cPanel ANY DAY!). Every link is javascript so you can't easily open up new tabs by dragging the link - again, making it less flexible and convenient to work with. Collaborators is a nice feature but you can't help users with their email nor with domain transfers. All of this would be tolerated if they were not so SLOW (and expensive)!!! TTFB is horrible. I used to be a fan, but I won't steer anyone to SiteGround anymore.
I clearly understood the answer to my…
AG O
I clearly understood the answer to my question