I am planning on getting a VPS soon and have two sites I want to host. I have my local vhosts setup for my development environment using host file to port it correctly.
I\'d like to self-host an SVN r开发者_C百科epository for a personal project (web game), but I\'m unsure of where I should host it. It wouldn\'t receive a lot of traffic as I am the sole developer. The
My project will require users to upload uncompressed WAV audio files and once they do, the server will need to encode it in MP3 to serve it on the site. I\'m using Django for this project and it\'ll b
I ran \"emerge apache\" \"emerg开发者_运维技巧e php\" \"emerge mysql\" I set apache + mysql to run at launch
I follow the instruction on http://lucene.apache.org/solr/tutorial.html and I can setup Solr on my PC.
I bought a VPS a few days back and had a domain name registered. It gave me 2 nameservers. I only have shell access (no Cpanel/WHM) and it\'s running CentOS 5. I can visit my site with http://IP/ but
I have VPS with 1GB of RAM. One ruby-app that runs on thin server takes about 60+ MB of RAM, no matter if application is used right now or not. Is there any way to control this? Because right now Im r
I am learning about the Apache Cassandra database [sic]. Does anyone have any good/bad experiences with deploying Cassandra to less than dedicated hardware like the offerings of Linode or Slicehost?
A while back I was using Virtual Private Server (VPS) that had very limited RAM.I used it to host Jetty.It was so slow that it became completely unusable.I believe the main problem was memory-related.
This is the first time I\'ve to deploy an application on a VPS host some开发者_如何学Pythonwhere around the globe.
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