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Obviously, you'll need bandwidth if you are hosting media content, but that seems to be the only real limiting factor. To me, this is a top down problem rather
by blogimus 18y ago
Obviously, you'll need bandwidth if you are hosting media content, but that seems to be the only real limiting factor.
To me, this is a top down problem rather than a bottom up problem. My suggestion is that you should look at what you want as a product, how it works, what it needs to do, what it doesn't really need to do, essential how you want that product to exist in the marketplace and how the product will grow and scale, THEN figure out what tools your team is capable of using now or learning to use, then find the hosting solutions which match your needs.
And beware using the hammer: "When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail."
- omfut 18y agoThanks for the information. Any suggestions on different hosting solutions available in the market? reply
- blogimus 18y agoHave you figured out what your storage and bandwidth needs are going to be and how they will grow as your user base grows and how price fits in as a factor? Can you afford a lot now, only a little bit? Have you checked out the web for hosting forums?
- matthewking 18y agoYou probably want to look at Amazon S3 for scalable media hosting, you only pay for what you use, and its dirt cheap.