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Hello everyone I am planning to launch a website which allow users to stream online there are few minor changes which will eventually differentiate my website from competitor as I was curious about which type of hosting will fulfill my requirement Should I pick shared, VPS or Cloud. During the development phase I came
across with few resources: Hostgator, Siteground, BlueHost, Cloudways and Flywheel whereas I need your suggestion to pursue my project but among all Cloudways and Flywheel looks impressive. Thanks

https://www.cloudways.com/en/wordpress-cloud-hosting.php
https://getflywheel.com
 
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I'll suggest hosting your videos on a seperate vps/dedicated server. You might also want to consider using video hosting scripts like xfilesharing/yetishare.
 
Tennouji said:
I'll suggest hosting your videos on a seperate vps/dedicated server. You might also want to consider using video hosting scripts like xfilesharing/yetishare.
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So Should I use video hosting scripts and purchase a separate VPS for videos? I was confused because I have mainly hosted normal WordPress website and never host such website before. Anyways thanks I will dig further to find a starting point.
 
Baldwin Jackson said:
So Should I use video hosting scripts and purchase a separate VPS for videos? I was confused because I have mainly hosted normal WordPress website and never host such website before. Anyways thanks I will dig further to find a starting point.
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Yes, I'd personally prefer hosting the media separate from the webserver, so whenever there's something like a traffic/bandwidth problem with the video's hosting, it won't affect the website's pages from not loading. I suggested taking a look at video/file hosting scripts since they have extended functionalities already that you might need, like limiting buffering speeds and simultaneous views, as well as others. You can just embed the videos on your website instead, and you can even put a hotlink protection so the embeds are only allowed on your domain.
 
actually i have dedicated server in evoluseo and i pay 219 euro (

specification

Xeon Quad-Core E3-1230v2
↓
32GB ECC RAM
2 x HDD or 2 x SSD
1GbE Full-Duplex UNSHARED

and after 100 online user stream same video all video freeze ( i use xvideosharing )

if you have experience with other company and dedicated server i am very interested
 
ocean15 said:
actually i have dedicated server in evoluseo and i pay 219 euro (

specification

Xeon Quad-Core E3-1230v2
↓
32GB ECC RAM
2 x HDD or 2 x SSD
1GbE Full-Duplex UNSHARED

and after 100 online user stream same video all video freeze ( i use xvideosharing )

if you have experience with other company and dedicated server i am very interested
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Most likely a Disk I/O problem.
 
Baldwin Jackson said:
Hello everyone I am planning to launch a website which allow users to stream online there are few minor changes which will eventually differentiate my website from competitor as I was curious about which type of hosting will fulfill my requirement Should I pick shared, VPS or Cloud. During the development phase I came
across with few resources: Hostgator, Siteground, BlueHost, Cloudways and Flywheel whereas I need your suggestion to pursue my project but among all Cloudways and Flywheel looks impressive. Thanks

https://www.cloudways.com/en/wordpress-cloud-hosting.php
https://getflywheel.com
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Don't go near shared.
VPS is manageable depending on the size of uploaded videos and the number of users you are expecting.
If you can get your hand on a high-end VPS solution, good. Otherwise, I'd suggest you go for a dedicated server.

For easy scaling (up or down), cloud hosting is the way to go.
 
VPS is manageable depending on the size of uploaded videos and the number of users you are expecting.
If you can get your hand on a high-end VPS solution, good. Otherwise, I'd suggest you go for a dedicated server
 
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