johnk
johnk
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We are $1.75/m, works out to around $20/year: https://cynderhost.com/store/shared-hosting It would depend on what VPS you were comparing to, but we'd certainly be cheaper than most. Reliability won't be an issue (historically, 99.99%+)
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You really can't. PHP, MySQL, HTTPD, and you're a goner. @bikegremlin fine article, but as always I caution against generalizations. "1 CPU" means different things, different places, as does IO (impacted by things like latency). And really, WP sites are just too arbitrary to slim down to X size blog needs Y resources.
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Our high performance plans have WP Toolkit + Plesk: https://cynderhost.com/store/high-performance-hosting I think we've got a 50% discount code lying around somewhere....
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I mean, really, you need more details to say anything. Server? Frontend? Network? Could be anything, with divergent resolution paths. What is causing the "so many seconds to load"? How are you measuring it? GTMetrix/Pingdom will help you differentiate where to look.
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> I thought so - sparsity is performance probably not the best measure to use. It is nuanced to certain models/setups. FP16 would be a better choice probably. Ya, GPUs are the AI equivalent to of ASICs for miners. They do one specialized task but do it well. You won't be able to idle mine with these and you are pretty much…
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Fascinating. Never thought I'd find this on LES.... Signed up, small issue, but first thing I see is this: Where'd you pull the performance metrics from? Did you run them yourself For the A/V100s, looks like you have fp16 numbers, not tf32 (See:…
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We don't do domains unfortunately, but happy to offer a code to gift to your friend as needed.
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You are right- sorry about that! Please give it another try.
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Nah, that we can't do :/. We can do anywhere from 30% to 60% on recurring/renewal though - shoot us a ticket/chat.
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Not really. Typically, 2, maybe 3 "large" providers are more than enough. Seems Google is fastest for your case, so I'd use that first, with Cloudflare/Q9, Cisco, as backup. Not a good idea.
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Databases were built to address issues massive filesystem chains/tables couldn't. (ie, complex data retrieval and structured storage/relationships). That's hardly a fair comparison - 'static' is fast not because of it's faster filesystem/storage abstraction, but because the content is pre-rendered.
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Speed? Mostly equal. Searchability? Depends, as noted. Size of static site does not impact response time, only build time. w/ Caching, navigation speed is near identical. Exactly. And implementation of said "search." Yes, but again, depends on the implementation. I've had the pleasure(?) of working with some insanely sized…
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My issue is "the best overall performance" is vague. Best overall performance, in what regard? Take -- Build time: SSG's typically build out the entire site (some are incremental) - meaning you have that overhead to consider, especially when you make a change that impacts all pages. WP/DB-driven is on-the-fly, so you don't…
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We have some 50% off (4x recurring) Unlimited Shared hosting plans live....a little early: https://blog.cynderhost.com/11272021bf/
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We have a 50% off all reseller plans for 3 months deal live right now: https://blog.cynderhost.com/11272021bf/! As promised, yes, there will be more shared hosting deals.
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WPVivid is great. You may not even need the Paid version
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Mmm. Those 13 processes PHP Processes by chance? Could be something dangling that's blocking execution.
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Okay - that does sound like a Hostmantis Issue. I'd ticket them one last time and present this new information along with what you've tried to see if they'll take a closer look.
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I would do that. That would rule out it being an issue with your WordPress installation.
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I think in this case it does seem like an underlying backend issue that HM would have to resolve. If it was just wp-login.php, probably not, but if it's the whole site, probably PHP related because LS is working. I'm presuming a new/blank install on the same domain doesn't work either?
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Have you tried deactivating plugins via File Manager/FTP? Ideally all of them. Just rename plugins to plugins.d temporarily
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Ok - so your site is completely broken, not just isolated to parts of WordPress. Some places work because of caching. For example: https://io.bikegremlin.com/?cachebreak https://io.bikegremlin.com/21406/directadmin-backup-automation/?cachebreak
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I'm curious if you see a "Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page." error.
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I'll reply to both this and your other post here. Can you elaborate on that? What is the error logging in? Does /wp-login.php not work? Or does it show a different message upon logging in? So then - as far as their concerned, WordPress/cPanel is working properly. I see you mentioned small outage, so it's possible that…
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Unfortunately, it's not (wasn't) recurring - only for the first year. (Same for $12 + $1) offers. Yeah - sold out pretty fast, as expected. We'll have more offers though, plus, we've got a $1/year one on 11/26 @ 5 PM (PST).
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I believe it was announced a while back, with the cPanel increase.
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Are we allowed to post our own offers? If not, feel free to delete this post/let me know. We have a countdown going on, and some special early offers if you can find them: https://blog.cynderhost.com/abcxyz/
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Yikes, knowing GoDaddy very well. Maybe this will be different, but I'm not placing any bets.
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For lower-range providers, probably - but most mid-high range providers - eg, OVH, 3 Big Clouds, etc will have live migrations for host-node maintenance. In theory, virtualized should offer better reliability. Honestly, though, that's sometimes not the case.
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OVH public cloud uses Ceph, yeah - we actually used them for ~ 3 months, and moved away because IO latency performance was too lackluster actually, coupled with a few network stability issues now. We're on Upcloud right now, which is been decent so far. That is obviously the ideal solution - they're internal-facing…
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What exactly is the use case of this? Do you expect your firewall/IPS's config to change? Are you trying to make sure no one exposes any services publicly? Both those should be handled by properly setting up your router/fw. The problem with pentesting is that it is limited to the constraints in which you're testing, and…
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Have you enabled DKIM in your workspace policy?
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Did these forged emails pass SPF + DKIM checks?
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Probably 5-6, and the menu to remove HSTS is a bit obscure
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I'd generally go with Full. cPanel doesn't always properly renew certs with Cloudflare active, which could cause some issues I wouldn't preload HSTS, but you can still turn it off, clear your HSTS domains, and access your site over HTTP. So, if something gets borked, there still is a fix. Everything else looks good!
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Yes, it can help. It does not prevent the phishing attacks you mention, as those typically do not forge the email domain, and send it from a different domain. For example, microsoft-server-example.xyz. DKIM/SPF passes, so it delivers to the inbox (if spam filtering is based on that alone). You have to depend on other…