Multiple Joomla site hosting

[scorp2000]

Hi Everybody
i have currently 13 joomla and 4 custom cms site running on different hosting companies. now i wanted to have all of them at one place under single hosting account. specially i am concerned about my joomla sites. plz any body tell me which hosting package is rite for me..rite now. can i use baby plan.?

[eLIANT]

Be sure to read Terms of Service #11 - you may not be allowed to use the Baby Plan.

If you get past that issue, then the primary question will be: summing all existing and future websites, how much storage do you need (including email and MySQL)? how much data transfer per month do you use, and how many inodes do you have?

Secondarily, adding all your sites together, how many simultaneous processes might you run and for how long?

To get an official response, send an email to sales @ hostgator.com

[scorp2000]

Originally Posted by eLIANT

Be sure to read Terms of Service #11 - you may not be allowed to use the Baby Plan.

If you get past that issue, then the primary question will be: summing all existing and future websites, how much storage do you need (including email and MySQL)? how much data transfer per month do you use, and how many inodes do you have?

Secondarily, adding all your sites together, how many simultaneous processes might you run and for how long?

To get an official response, send an email to sales @ hostgator.com

thanks eLIANT. dont need very high bandwidth and email account coz all sites have limited site viewing.

...very helpful for me if somebody tell me their personal experience. by using hostgater plans

[eltondeveloper]

i have 4 wordpress sites.. bandwidth will be less only per month.. i want to host with hostgator for their service... suggest me a best plan please..

[EarlyOut]

It's not a marriage, happily. You can always start out with a small plan, and move up later if it proves to be too limiting.

If you're going to host your wordpress sites on subdomains, like thing1.example.com, thing2.example.com, etc., the Hatchling Plan might be enough for you. But if you want to use more than one domain, like example.com, anotherexample.com, etc., you'll need at least the Baby Plan.

If it turns out that your sites get very heavy traffic, and you start having CPU usage problems, it will be time to move up to something more robust, like a VPS or dedicated server. But it takes a lot to push you into that realm.

[scorp2000]

Hi eLIANT
i read Terms of Service #11. now what u suggest. which plan is better for me.. business or reseller.

[eLIANT]

The plan that is best for you is...

the cheapest one that meets your needs and does not put you in violation of the Terms of Service.

Which one is that? If you can't answer that, I certainly can't either.

[scorp2000]

Originally Posted by eLIANT

The plan that is best for you is...

the cheapest one that meets your needs and does not put you in violation of the Terms of Service.

Which one is that? If you can't answer that, I certainly can't either.