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Shared Hosting
This is typical as I had already mentioned, but let’s take some inventory of what this type of hosting provides.
- Low cost entry.
- Typically the most marketed.
- Provides a slot on a large server with other clients on the server.
- Generally oversold with lots of clients on one server.
- Regular noisy neighbors causing slowness randomly.
- Resource restrictions in place.
Shared hosting is great, if you have a static site that doesn’t change much. Even then, you need to have the right hosting
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Jordan Trask
With 20 years of experience in technology spanning Linux, Data Center Infrastructure, and related services and applications, Jordan consults with small, medium, and large organizations tackling technology problems and needs. With 10 years of experience in WordPress, he’s created Managing WP as a means of dumping his brain on the web.
Jordan operates LMT Solutions providing Technology Consulting Services and We Power WP for WordPress Care Plans and Support.
