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  • @iqmuch said:
    Placed an order too. 2 core,2G. But i can't install cyberpanel to CentOS7. Try many times and failed. Have no choice,and install another panel instead.

    could be due to LXC.

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  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @cybertech said:

    @iqmuch said:
    Placed an order too. 2 core,2G. But i can't install cyberpanel to CentOS7. Try many times and failed. Have no choice,and install another panel instead.

    could be due to LXC.

    Could be. CyberPanel works on LXC with Ubuntu OS.

  • @Shakib said:

    @cybertech said:

    @iqmuch said:
    Placed an order too. 2 core,2G. But i can't install cyberpanel to CentOS7. Try many times and failed. Have no choice,and install another panel instead.

    could be due to LXC.

    Could be. CyberPanel works on LXC with Ubuntu OS.

    same experience with aapanel on openvz/lxc. ubuntu has best compatibility for me.

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  • typicalGtaTGtypicalGtaTG Member, Host Rep

    <3 HostCram

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  • <3 HostCram

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  • is there any difference between LXC and KVM for website building ?

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  • gianggiang Veteran
    edited December 2021

    @MatthewMa said:
    is there any difference between LXC and KVM for website building ?

    No, LXC is faster.

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  • webminfowebminfo Barred
    edited December 2021

    Got some comments from another forum

    Has anyone an idea where I could get some advice to configure Nginx, php-fpm and mysql for a big server to take advantage of my new beast. Currently, the machine is not a bit faster than my old server with less than half the resources. I am struggling with the backend performance and when users post content on the front-end. Would love to see that happening faster 😁 . So far I could only find tutorials for machines with 8 Gigs of ram or less.

    Thanks, Lens

    and

    Took me some time to figure this out, but as PHP can only use one core at a time for a certain task the most important is single-core performance. So I switched back to a server with a higher clock speed and fewer cores and it works way better again.

    That's why I like HostCram because of the single-core performance and all of my websites are using WordPress (PHP). Core i9 or AMD Ryzen™ 9 5950X

    Just want to share with you.

    Source

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  • miumiu Member
    edited December 2021

    @webminfo said:
    Got some comments from another forum

    Has anyone an idea where I could get some advice to configure Nginx, php-fpm and mysql for a big server to take advantage of my new beast. Currently, the machine is not a bit faster than my old server with less than half the resources. I am struggling with the backend performance and when users post content on the front-end. Would love to see that happening faster 😁 . So far I could only find tutorials for machines with 8 Gigs of ram or less.

    Thanks, Lens

    and

    Took me some time to figure this out, but as PHP can only use one core at a time for a certain task the most important is single-core performance. So I switched back to a server with a higher clock speed and fewer cores and it works way better again.

    That's why I like HostCram because of the single-core performance and all of my websites are using WordPress (PHP). Core i9 or AMD Ryzen™ 9 5950X

    Just want to share with you.

    I must disappoint you, your pious ideas will work only in case of low attendance = when only one user asks to generate the page (or 2, 3 users)

    when multiple users request the generation of pages at the same time, one fast core will not help you in that it is faster. It is much more useful to have more cores (multi-threading work), albeit slower, than one faster

    next thing: a skilled webmaster/hostmaster/webdev will help himself with caching, which is many times (10 - hundreds times) more effective for speeding up the web, the one who does not know will dream of the fastest cores for it..

    I tuned and tested modified HW highly/crazy unefective consuming WP sites at the load of generating +100 - 200 or more pages and requests in 1-2 seconds simultaneously (over edge of 200 pages req in the same time, webserver was collapsing opposite the fact that using caching (DDossed, err.500), not PHP and DB), I know what I'm saying = your dreams won't work in practice, forget that 1 faster core decides on the speed of lazy WP, which has already some audience (not idling, which is no waiting for 1 incoming user 2 or more hours)

    last thing: your fast 1 VPS core will be GONE and with 60% or less single core score after say half or 1 year later (when node will be full and with permanent load). This i seen and met on each nodes with shared cores after longer time, incl. absolutely best providers, no exception i remember (every one of them want utilize server for reasonable utilization edge and make little profit, instead of impressing with the benchs results of unloaded server permanently)

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  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @miu said: last thing: your fast 1 VPS core will be GONE and with 60% or less single core score after say half or 1 year later (when node will be full and with permanent load). This i seen and met on each nodes with shared cores after longer time, incl. absolutely best providers, no exception i remember (every one of them want utilize server for reasonable utilization edge and make little profit, instead of impressing with the benchs results of unloaded server permanently)

    Talked about it on some other threads before. What we did was we got more hostnodes instead of getting more RAM & Storage so we can't/don't have to put so many VPS per node like the other providers.

    I will try my best to keep up with the acceptable level of performance for everyone.

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  • @miu said:

    @webminfo said:
    Got some comments from another forum

    Has anyone an idea where I could get some advice to configure Nginx, php-fpm and mysql for a big server to take advantage of my new beast. Currently, the machine is not a bit faster than my old server with less than half the resources. I am struggling with the backend performance and when users post content on the front-end. Would love to see that happening faster 😁 . So far I could only find tutorials for machines with 8 Gigs of ram or less.

    Thanks, Lens

    and

    Took me some time to figure this out, but as PHP can only use one core at a time for a certain task the most important is single-core performance. So I switched back to a server with a higher clock speed and fewer cores and it works way better again.

    That's why I like HostCram because of the single-core performance and all of my websites are using WordPress (PHP). Core i9 or AMD Ryzen™ 9 5950X

    Just want to share with you.

    I must disappoint you, your pious ideas will work only in case of low attendance = when only one user asks to generate the page (or 2, 3 users)

    when multiple users request the generation of pages at the same time, one fast core will not help you in that it is faster. It is much more useful to have more cores (multi-threading work), albeit slower, than one faster

    next thing: a skilled webmaster/hostmaster/webdev will help himself with caching, which is many times (10 - hundreds times) more effective for speeding up the web, the one who does not know will dream of the fastest cores for it..

    I tuned and tested modified HW highly/crazy unefective consuming WP sites at the load of generating +100 - 200 or more pages and requests in 1-2 seconds simultaneously (over edge of 200 pages req in the same time, webserver was collapsing opposite the fact that using caching (DDossed, err.500), not PHP and DB), I know what I'm saying = your dreams won't work in practice, forget that 1 faster core decides on the speed of lazy WP, which has already some audience (not idling, which is no waiting for 1 incoming user 2 or more hours)

    last thing: your fast 1 VPS core will be GONE and with 60% or less single core score after say half or 1 year later (when node will be full and with permanent load). This i seen and met on each nodes with shared cores after longer time, incl. absolutely best providers, no exception i remember (every one of them want utilize server for reasonable utilization edge and make little profit, instead of impressing with the benchs results of unloaded server permanently)

    I agreed with you. What I am trying to tell is my PHP websites will be faster if they're hosted on two i9 cores instead of two old cores 2.3Ghz for example.

    One core or two cores will be not enough when the sites are growing up. If two cores or 20GB space are not enough I have to move my sites to another provider because HostCram can't expand it at this time.

  • is it possible for l2tp vpn?

  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @faizfaiz said:
    is it possible for l2tp vpn?

    OpenVPN will work.

  • i mean can l2tp server be installed?

  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @faizfaiz said:
    i mean can l2tp server be installed?

    No idea.

  • @miu said: I must disappoint you, your pious ideas will work only in case of low attendance = when only one user asks to generate the page (or 2, 3 users)

    You're mostly correct but the biggest advantage of having fast cores is probably the wordpress backend. Just that alone would justify getting faster cpus.

    @webminfo said: One core or two cores will be not enough when the sites are growing up. If two cores or 20GB space are not enough I have to move my sites to another provider because HostCram can't expand it at this time.

    I think they probably can if you pay more, but if you find yourself in a situation where two latest gen cores aren't good enough, most likely upgrading to a bigger lxc plan isn't the solution.

    @faizfaiz said: i mean can l2tp server be installed?

    After some quick googling, it is possible to run l2tp on lxc. But it may depend on host config. Go for kvm if you want to be sure.

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  • iqmuchiqmuch Member
    edited December 2021

    each person can only order 2 service?

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  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @iqmuch said:
    each person can only order 2 service?

    Correct. 2 per package.

  • <3 HostCram

    Very good LXC!

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  • @Shakib said:

    @iqmuch said:
    each person can only order 2 service?

    Correct. 2 per package.

    Hope in future,your company have more such great offers. cheers!

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  • <3 HostCram support is awesome.. love it..

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  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @themantra said:
    <3 HostCram support is awesome.. love it..

    Even with the Limited Support?

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  • <3 HostCram

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  • @Shakib said:

    said:
    <3 HostCram support is awesome.. love it..

    Even with the Limited Support?

    Based on my experience with you, your limited support is equivalent to premium paid support from other hosts.

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