Why don’t I need a dedicated server?

Tuesday, September 8th, 2009

Unnecessary dedicated hosting

You don’t need a dedicated server if:

You have a personal website
You have a small website with few users visiting
You do not use advanced features such as SQL, PHP, etc.
You do not need large amounts of storage space
You do not have a critical need for constant reliability of the server

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