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[quote="whitesites"]thanks, Jamie, I will let you when they are ready to make the move.[/quote]
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Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 8:58 pm
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No I haven't. Client is moving slow. But I might be going to a fully dedicated instead. Hopefully someone who is on an EEC posts their experiences, as $220 / month for the windows one is a huge commitment.
Tunç
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 4:08 pm
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whitesites wrote:
thanks, Jamie, I will let you when they are ready to make the move.
Did you make the move yet?
Anyone to share if they are using expecially with ColdFusion?
whitesites
Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 4:32 pm
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thanks, Jamie, I will let you when they are ready to make the move.
jamie
Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 7:05 am
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The beauty of the EEC environment is that you can scale it, so I'd start out with specs similar to the environment you're currently in, then upgrade as needed if you seem to be maxing out on RAM/Disk Space.
I'm your sales rep so just send me an email with the specs you want and I'll send you a quote on it for start (you can still edit it later) and I can get rid of the setup fees for you if you purchase it through me instead of via your control panel.
whitesites
Posted: Tue May 26, 2009 9:33 pm
Post subject: EEC experiences?
Anyone running on the new EEC's? If so what are the specs of your setup? I am getting ready to move a client to an EEC but I am unsure as to how much ram / cpu I will need.
We will be running the following
SmarterStats
SmarterMail
MySQL 5
6 websites, with low DB hits, that do mostly video streaming ( FLV )
We go through about 13 GB transfer / day.
Currently we are running on a 1 GB Windows VPS.
Moving only because we are running short on disk space
Our current memory usage is about 600 MB max
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