A Amarbir Explorer Mar 17, 2011 #21 Guys , Thanks To All Who Replied Edit :Eddy Whats This "768 MB Guaranteed (1.5 GB Burst RAM)" In The Link You Posted .
Guys , Thanks To All Who Replied Edit :Eddy Whats This "768 MB Guaranteed (1.5 GB Burst RAM)" In The Link You Posted .
E elendil Contributor Mar 17, 2011 #22 +1 for Amazon EC2. Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud Its more expensive than indian providers. But its fairly failsafe and scales easily. Cheers.
+1 for Amazon EC2. Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud Its more expensive than indian providers. But its fairly failsafe and scales easily. Cheers.
Crazy_Eddy Staff member Luminary Mar 18, 2011 #23 Amarbir[Lynx-India] said: Whats This "768 MB Guaranteed (1.5 GB Burst RAM)" In The Link You Posted . Click to expand... This should answer it : ServInt KnowledgeBase :: How do burst resources work?
Amarbir[Lynx-India] said: Whats This "768 MB Guaranteed (1.5 GB Burst RAM)" In The Link You Posted . Click to expand... This should answer it : ServInt KnowledgeBase :: How do burst resources work?
G Gaurish Galvanizer Mar 18, 2011 #25 Amarbir[Lynx-India] said: Guys , Thanks To All Who Replied Edit :Eddy Whats This "768 MB Guaranteed (1.5 GB Burst RAM)" In The Link You Posted . Click to expand... 768MB is the real ram, do not look at Burst RAM while buying VPS.further, I doubt your website would need that much traffic require that much RAM. I am guessing that 512MB would be more than enough for you
Amarbir[Lynx-India] said: Guys , Thanks To All Who Replied Edit :Eddy Whats This "768 MB Guaranteed (1.5 GB Burst RAM)" In The Link You Posted . Click to expand... 768MB is the real ram, do not look at Burst RAM while buying VPS.further, I doubt your website would need that much traffic require that much RAM. I am guessing that 512MB would be more than enough for you