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4-30-02, 04:46 AM
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200mb disk space
PowWeb state that you get 200mb. Very well.
Does that include mySQL database sizes? Example: if you have a mySQL database that is 12MB big (for arguments sake) does that mean you have 12MB subtracted from the 200MB total? |
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4-30-02, 06:43 AM
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Yes
I would guess so!!
Your database is part of your site should be included in your 200Mb.
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4-30-02, 07:24 AM
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Yes, youre database is included in the 200MB
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4-30-02, 06:45 PM
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Just out of curiosity... how big is the average MySQL database?
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5-2-02, 02:08 PM
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I have one nearind 20-30 mb i think
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5-6-02, 02:05 PM
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more than 200mb
Is it possible to have more than 200mb?
I know that I will need more - I currently use 600mb space with DSVR.co.uk Your set-up looks good and prices competitive but I cannot use you if I would be restricted to 200mb Many thanks Mart |
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5-6-02, 02:21 PM
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Here's all the additional services and prices at this time.
http://www.powweb.com/additional.html extra 5mb=$1/month So doing the math what would that be $80 for the extra 400.
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5-17-02, 12:58 AM
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excess storage in multiple accounts...
Why couldn't a web designer who wsa growing over 200 Meg
purchase two accounts, and divide his/her data into logical sections? For instance, if they had two accounts: named sample1, and sample2 couldn't they keep most of their 'base' web site under sample1, but migrate all of their multimedia files, ans some of their mySQL database over to the sample2 account? That way, if their total storage was 350 Meg, they could put 175 in one account, and 175 in the other (roughly) and have a final bill of under $20 per month, instead of paying $8 many times ofer, for each 5 Meg extra storage... They would probably have to modify some of their code, but it sounds like a valid aproach. Of course, you still have the same bandwith restrictions.... What other suggestions do the Pow-Web folks have, for any web folks who grow large enough to pass the size & bandwidth limits for your account..? What percentage of your customers exceed the 200 Mb size? What percentage of your customers exceed the 16G quota ? I realize that you are wanting to focus on a particular market segment - but it would seem that some of you sites that become more successful are going to grow to a point that they feel that they -must- move away, if charges grow so steeply... |
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5-17-02, 09:12 AM
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I would be interested in that info, as well. I'm currently using about 8G/month in bandwidth, which leaves me lots of room to grow, but there may come a day when I need a higher rate of transfer. My site is graphics-intensive (I publish comics online), so eventually, I'll need more bandwidth. Probably not soon, though. Do you think you may be able to host higher-traffic sites, in the future? I will probably go with you, now, regardless, as your package looks like a great deal!
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