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We no longer rely on managed shared virtual hosts as application servers. Consider: Setting up your own server: - Pay for the Mac Mini + Time Capsule - Set up Amazon account with credit card - Sign up for AWS/S3 service, with auto-billing - Configured with Apache 2, MySQL 5, PHP 5 - Place behind your firewall on DSL connection, enabling TCP on port 80 - Set your domain's DNS records to point to Mini Capabilities - Bo…
People make mistakes. web hosting providers are run by people. Data loss happens.
I go even further and say that you need to make sure that no single person can delete every copy of your essential data (unless that single person owns most of the company) - if nothing else, you should keep backups under the founder's bed.
We no longer rely on managed shared virtual hosts as application servers. Consider: Setting up your own server: - Pay for the Mac Mini + Time Capsule - Set up Amazon account with credit card - Sign up for AWS/S3 service, with auto-billing - Configured with Apache 2, MySQL 5, PHP 5 - Place behind your firewall on DSL connection, enabling TCP on port 80 - Set your domain's DNS records to point to Mini Capabilities - Bo…
is that http://aws.amazon.com/s3/ ?
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is that http://aws.amazon.com/s3/ ?
yes
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yes
Donna, we registered with amazon, but totally lost with all complicated system there. Where is admin panel, how to create Data Base, upload our site and files? where is FTP. if you could help me with advices or give right link to look that would be great. Thanks