Re: Local connection in web app

["John Patterson" <dev_johnpatterson@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

  I , like you, ran my site from home over DSL.  The virtual server I use is
based on User Mode Linux which gives you a virtual server with root login.
There are a number of hosting companies offering these (I use one called
ByteMark).  I find that although I am currently using a 64MB machine, the
network connection is incredibly fast and the website performs well.

When my traffic grows I will pay for more machine resources and just like
magic it will run faster.

John.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "James" <pfisterj41@yahoo.com>
To: <mckoidb@mckoi.com>
Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2003 1:37 PM
Subject: Re: Local connection in web app


>
> I unfortunately glossed over the word 'virtual'.  I've
> done some google searches and understand more now.
>
> So, apparently the hosting service limits how much
> memory your processes can run in--more memory then
> more money.
>
> I have been intending to host a website via my DSL
> connection.  But I am concerned about the website's
> availablity to the internet.  My connection to
> internet seems to be lost frequently.  Maybe such a
> virtual operating system service would give better
> internet availablity to one's website?
>
> Thanks for the information.  Ah, I have another option
> to look into now.
>
> Best Regards, Jim
>
>
>
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