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I am curious, what kind of provider is this and what kind of bandwidth limits could be burned through by a basic HTTPS website? I tried to do a reverse DNS but

I am curious, what kind of provider is this and what kind of bandwidth limits could be burned through by a basic HTTPS website? I tried to do a reverse DNS but it only came up with a generic "com.remotehabits.in-addr.arpa" I only ask this because even my very poor $2.50/mo server gets 500GB to 1TB of bandwidth allocated to it which is enough for millions of standard page loads.

duggan 8y ago
Some whois sleuthing suggest a company called Conseev who operate a shared hosting service[1] with a 250MB bandwidth limit. [1]: https://www.purespeedhosting.com/shared-hosting/ https://www.purespeedhosting.com/shared-hosting/
- steve_adams_86 8y ago
  Is it not 250GB Data Transfer? That would be a lot more than 250MB. Still hard to guess how they would get over that limit.
  - duggan 8y ago
    Hah, yes, whoops. Hard to imagine blowing through 250GB of bandwidth via HN traffic in only a few hours.
    - TeMPOraL 8y ago
      Reason #2384 to keep your site lean...
- greywhurter 8y ago
  Dang, hard to go far with that...
Jasber 8y ago
It's just a shared server, looks like I put too low of a bandwidth limit on it!