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How do I choose a hosting provider in Ukraine? Please recommend a few and tell me how they differ.
When choosing a hosting provider in Ukraine, it's recommended to pay attention to the following factors:
Reliability: Check the hosting provider's reputation and longevity. Look into reviews and ratings to find out how reliable and stable their servers are.
Bandwidth and speed: Make sure the hosting provider offers sufficiently high bandwidth and fast page load speeds. This is important for ensuring your website runs quickly and smoothly.
Technical support: Find out what technical support is available from the hosting provider. It's important to be able to get help and resolve any issues related to your hosting.
Functionality and features: Consider the features and capabilities on offer, such as database support, email, CMS (content management system) support, and other tools you may need.
Price: Compare the hosting prices of different providers and make sure they fit your needs and budget.
In addition, it's recommended to check other users' reviews and recommendations to get more specific information about particular hosting providers in Ukraine.
The most common hosting providers in Ukraine are
I have worked and still work with all of these Ukrainian hosting providers.
a new unfamiliar word...
Let's have you look into the sites yourself for now. Uptime is the percentage of time a site is available — for example 99.999%, 99.99999%, or 98% — the percentage of the year your site will be available to internet users. 100% is impossible!! If someone claims that, it's a lie!
And tomorrow I'll tell you what I recommend, ok?
Maybe you'll find something new about them.
Pick from these three — ukraine.com.ua tuthost.ua www.1gb.ua.
I can't make sense of anything there.. I'm looking into it )
Look for a service of theirs — virtual hosting on Linux, around 1 GB + MySQL — that's a must!! Everything else shouldn't matter to you for now
Why is it so expensive at tuthost.ua/hosting/unix?
What exactly is expensive? The prices?
I don't know what... but it's twice as expensive as the rest... well, the numbers are twice as big... )
no, that's not right
1500 MB for example is 2 dollars, on tuthost
on ukraine.com.ua, 2000 MB is 2 dollars, 1 GB cheaper
but there you can't put more than one site on that disk space for that price
while on ukraine.com.ua and tuthost you get 5 domains on one hosting plan
for the price of one
that is, instead of buying 5 domains separately and one hosting plan for all of them
etc. also tuthost.ua is a bit more reliable
1gb.ua was broken into recently
everything had to be restored
ukraine.com.ua has good support
My intuition tells me that ukraine.com.ua is the most optimal of all of these... I also like how the info is presented on their site ))))
Everyone has pros and cons — it would take too long to explain — we'll talk about it tomorrow
http://host-tracker.com/ru/website-monitoring-statistics/817669-1046312-2570070-3811933-5951558/lvuc/
here's something about uptime for you, for example tuthost.ua — some providers hide it entirely. There's also a subtlety here: each hosting company has 10-20 servers, and which one you end up on is a matter of chance — some are more reliable, some less so, etc.
We picked the hosting quickly, but we struggled for a long time with the design itself. Dealing with freelancers is a tough business. After a couple of failed attempts, friends pointed us to a site. There you can order a design from either a studio or the same freelancer, but they're vetted. So our struggles are over now.
I recommend the best hosting out there. My site has full descriptions of it in Russian. http://webhostinginfo.ru/ .
I can recommend switching to a cloud hosting service. Of what I've used myself, I can recommend www.de-novo.biz/oblachnye-servisy — this cloud hosting. Kyiv called it the best option for projects like this at the time
I use the services of a company — GMhost gmhost.com.ua So far everything suits me.
Have there been any problems with this hosting?
Better to go with German hosting. Their equipment is always new and their support is strong.
Yes, agreed — at work we rent a couple of servers in Germany and everything's fine
I recommend: 0hosting.me
I recommend the best hosting out there. My site has full descriptions of it in Russian. webhostinginfo.ru/ .
Agreed, it's a solid site
I'll say right away that it's better to forget about free hosting. You shouldn't expect anything good from it! It's better to use the quality services of a well-known company. I, for example, have been working with HostPro hostpro.ua for 3 years now. I'm happy with everything. I like the convenient control panel, round-the-clock support, and reasonable prices. I'm also glad that any service can be tested for free first. In short, I recommend it!
I can recommend switching to a cloud hosting service.
I've heard about it too, but haven't tried it yet. It's a decent thing — mirohost.net/vps, separate IP, mail, excellent protection during DDoS attacks — I personally like it a lot.
I don't understand why it has to be Ukrainian specifically. To me, as long as it's quality, that's what matters. I've been with EUROBYTE https://eurobyte.ru/ for three years now. Everything suits me. SSD on any plan, all clients are isolated from each other, hosting is optimized for all popular PHP and CMS platforms. High uptime. You can try it, they give a month of free testing. I like the support, they get back to you instantly. The price is average, but I wouldn't recommend going for the cheap option either.. you know what they say — free cheese is only found in a mousetrap. Yes, data migration is free. And you can save on payment — they have a flexible system, and if you pay in advance, they give a discount
In principle? you could set up a server at home and, with a static IP, make your own hosting.
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