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I am using some VPS plans from different hosting companies and planning to move to a new dedicated sever for my websites. but I don't have more experience on choosing a dedicated server.
If you knew this, then how to choose a good dedicated server? What specs should I care when choose a dedicated sever?
Please help and many thanks!
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The market is very competitive right now for dedicated servers. You can get a really good deal if you check the price point and reviews of some of the known contenders like bluehost and iPage and perhaps HostGator. I'm not advertising for any company here but just stating that we had to shop around quite a bit when we were looking for dedicated servers. You can also consider Amazon's AWS as a contender due to it's flexible nature and instant expand ability options. This comes in pretty handy in cases where there's a sudden spike in server activity. We operate an online and offline media house and sometimes we get spikes whenever a story or an extended occasion like perhaps the elections or an annual event like a celebrated festival brings people to our sites by the thousands. Hope this helps. Let me know. Hello The market is very competitive right now for dedicated servers. You can get a really good deal if you check the price point and reviews of some of the known contenders like bluehost and iPage and perhaps HostGator. I'm not advertising for any company here but just stating that we had to shop around quite a bit when we were looking for dedicated servers. You can also consider Amazon's AWS as a contender due to it's flexible nature and instant expand ability options. This comes in pretty handy in cases where there's a sudden spike in server activity. We operate an online and offline media house and sometimes we get spikes whenever a story or an extended occasion like perhaps the elections or an annual event like a celebrated festival brings people to our sites by the thousands. Hope this helps. Let me know.
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