Hosting support

hi

srinivas here,

i am into hosting business.
i wish to Create a Hosting Pack where Drupal gets preinstalled on the domain once it is created.

Can anybody give any input regarding this.

Best regards

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I'm looking for a reliable and low-hassle hosting solution for a site I'm having built. It looks like I'll need a dedicated server for the volume of traffic (I hope) I'll have.

Reliability matters more than price, but I obviously don't want to pay more than I have to. =)

Requirements...
- Must be managed. I don't want to worry about Linux security patches, and I'd like the setup all done to make things easy on my developer
- 80gb drive is probably plenty for now, but there will be a lot of image uploading
- 1,000 simultaneous logged-in users

The possibilities of using Amazon EC2 and S3 to host or augment the performance and scalability of a Drupal install was discussed briefly last night at the Chicago Drupal Meetup (http://drupal.meetup.com/1/ ).  I started to look into it today as I am evaluating moving to a new hosting situation.

Has anyone had any experience with this?

Thanks in advance

Bob Snodgrass

Hi all,

Recently I ran into a problem with WebHostingBuzz, a host that supports Drupal, however, limits the amount of e-mails sent per hour. Unfortunately, I am having to search for a new host.

I have an organization that has over 300 members. We are looking for a host that supports Drupal and will allow this organization to send e-mails to all of its members. This is a growing organization and is looking for a host that has no limits or is willing to expand sent mails per hour, if need be.

Please help me with this issue.

Thank you!

royce178

I'm not experienced with installing Drupal and would like to hear recommendations on a good host that offers 1-click, control panel installation of Drupal 5+.

I think shared hosting will do for now, but being able to upgrade to VPS or dedicated is a requirement. We will be serving about 5 gigs of FLV video.... I want access too all of drupal's SEO features like clean urls and whatever else it does for SEO (just starting with drupal here). I guess good drupal feature support is a given on this forum.