Do I need to have separate/multiple workers to run multiple websites (each with a unique domain) on AppHarbor? I'm using a VPS now to run 5 different websites and it's very cost effective, but thinking about moving to something like AppHarbor or Azure.
Thanks.
From the one account (username/pass), you would set up each site with it's own free Canoe plan.
To each plan you would then need to add the $10/m for custom hostnames, which lets you point your domain name at the site. For a total of $50/m
https://appharbor.com/pricing
Multiple workers (the paid plans) are designed to scale one site to handle more traffic, not to host multiple sites under the one plan.
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Is there a limit of domain names a single Google/reCaptcha account is allowed?
In our use case we would create one site with single domain in site per account that we provision. So how many sites can we have under a single account?
I know (have tested this) that there is limit of 50 domains per site. But I can not find anything on the limit of sites.
We would need certainly more than 10k sites (each with single domain) - and no we can not bundle multiple domains per site as each domain must have unique security key.
I'm having difficulties with selecting a host for a website that I'm working on and would appreciate some sincere tips. There are a lot of articles on the topics, many of which are biased, which is why I'm quite confused.
I need help selecting a specific host and service. I have the following requirements and would like a few different suggestions. Ideally, I want one suggestion on a specific service with Cloudflare since that's my primary choice even though I find their offering confusing. I also would like one suggestion with a provider that accepts BTCs as payment.
Now to my requirements:
The website is quite similar to KhanAcademy and Udemy. We want to host about 75 GB of videos that users should be able to view directly on the site (stream) with our own mediaplayer.
We also have about 15 GB of audios that users should be play directly on the site and download.
We do NOT want to use YouTube, Soundcloud or similar services.
Finally, we have an additional 25 GB of files that we need to host, and that users should be able to download.
The media should load quickly but since the site is new, we have no idea of bandwidth requirement. However, we expect that they will be slow at first but grow steadily over time.
We want the hosting service to come with SSL.
And we want a three-year subscription with a fixed upfront fee rather than monthly payments
Although this isn't a must, but we would prefer if we could use the same hosting service for two separate websites with different domains.
I'm thinking of moving about 5 websites over to be hosted on Github pages from a dedicated host. They will all be converted to static websites. The domain names will still be managed there, what are some options for email hosting cheaply or at all?
I've always gone with Google's G Suite.
The basic plan gives 30GB of storage, and costs $5/User/Month
The business plan gives Unlimited storage, a few more features, and costs $10/User/Month
There's also an enterprise plan, but I don't think you'd need it.
Currently I have an informational site running on .net and would like to addon ecommerce functionality via shopify. Is it possible to have a site split between two hosted locations/languages but tied together under a single domain?
so it would be wwww.domain.com/store/ instead of store.domain.com
One approach would be to use something like nginx or varnish and set backends to the various routes on your site thus merging them together to give the impression that it is all one site.
The issue you may face however would that sessions would not be shared so you'd have problems to have a cart icon with a count of items etc across the entire site.
I'm running a bunch of scripts that are scraping data from a website. For reasons I won't bore you with, I can't run them all off the same host--instead I need to set up six different hosts. I want to configure my hosting setup to disguise the fact that all six hosts have the same owner.
I have gotten six different shared hosting accounts that are located in different geographical locations. Is there anything else I need to do? Should a buy a different domain name for each host? If not, what domain should I give to each host?
You could set up multiple instances of TOR, configure each with a seperate control port, and run your scrapes on one computer, each using a separate TOR. This will make each HTTP request jump through separate chains of proxies, and therefore when they get to the desired site, they will be coming from a unique IP.