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Same here... their support is awesome, and upgrades are easy. I would skip the 256 slice if you are doing anything but hosting simple static websites though...
by hellweaver666 17y ago
Same here... their support is awesome, and upgrades are easy. I would skip the 256 slice if you are doing anything but hosting simple static websites though...
I found that even a single Wordpress install was able to bring my 256 slice to it's knees each night when it was indexed by search engines (until I installed a bunch of caching plug-ins that is).
I was quite fearful of using Slicehost as I have practically no knowledge of system administration, but their support and tutorials made the whole process easy. I've done it a couple of times since and I'm getting faster each time!
- dpcan 17y agoYou may want to setup a system just for cloning if you create a lot of slices for yourself or customers. You can then just restore it to a new slice, run updates, make firewall changes, etc, but at least you get some of the core work out of the way each time - and it's as easy as a few clicks.
- hellweaver666 17y agoThat's actually a really good idea - I'll keep that in mind for the future!