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My site crashed, yrying to get it back on line but have no idea what to do!!!

Please help me this is the error message I get -
"The mysqli error was: Can't connect to MySQL server on 'p50mysql193.secureserver.net' (111)."

This is my sites address -
http://my-sublime-directory.com/

Updatte - an hour after I spotted the problem, it just went away, I did nothing.
If you know what are the reasons for this problem pls let me know.
you can contact me here or on twitter at @my_sublime

hey! Im currently hosting my site with godaddy but im planning to change because its too slow for drupal sites (mainly because of the database speed).

I was wondering, which of these hosting providers is the FASTEST for a semi-complex website?

-BlueHost
-ANHosting
-HostGator

Also if you have any experiences with theses hosting providers, i would be grateful if you can share them :)

Thanks in advance!

Federico.

I have been Contracted to convert an existing website to Drupal. I was hired as the developer but the Company is asking me to help size the servers that will be needed.

Hello everyone,

Anybody here with experience hosting Drupal sites with Cartika (http://www.cartikahosting.com/)?

If not, any recommendations for similar quality hosts?

Thank you

JIAM

Hello community!

This post is mostly market research, since we are considering starting with high end PHP hosting. We have ideas and skills to make a "PHP cloud" that can serve almost any Drupal installation with the no_anon module enabled and a special module provided by us to allow serving millions of page views for anonymous users. We plan to provide memcache and NDB mysql table engine.

You pay for how many server instances you need to run plus bandwidth and storage.

I'm hoping this one has an easy as pie solution, though I'm guessing it won't!

I did the "autoinstall" for Bluehost -- instead of installing the files in the root directory, it installed all the files in a /drupal folder.

I tried simply moving all the folders within the /drupal folder into the root directory, to no avail (which is kind of what I expected).